ATTO discusses Combined Transport Directive reform at European Parliament
ATTO warned the current directive doesn’t reflect the realities of island Member States like Malta
European Parliament delegation flags concerns on EU funds oversight in Malta, Government pushes back
The Government insists that Malta’s systems remain robust and compliant
Commission unveils ‘EU Inc.’ proposal to simplify cross-border business in Europe
The new proposal aims to make it easier to start, operate, and scale a company in the EU
Malta’s average salary remains below EU mean despite cost-of-living adjustment
The average annual salary per employee in Malta stood at €33,499 in 2024
New EU rules set to reshape consumer credit market by 2026, MACM warns
It will be taking effect in November 2026
Malta set to lead eurozone growth through 2030, IMF data shows
Malta’s 2024 current account surplus of 5.5% was more than double the EU average of 2.6%
MEPs urge stronger EU investment
Parliament pushes for measures to boost financing, competitiveness, and economic resilience across the bloc
ECB keeps interest rates steady as inflation stabilises near 2% target
The Governing Council stressed it is 'not pre-committing to a particular rate path'
ECB unlikely to cut rates in September, but easing talks set to return in autumn
Euro zone economic data has shown greater resilience than anticipated
ECB launches design contest for new euro banknotes
The refresh comes two decades after the initial release
ECB pushes back against ‘no cash’ policies as Malta clings to physical currency
Cash remains king – for now, and for the foreseeable future
ECB holds interest rates steady as inflation hits 2% target
Governing Council signals caution amid global uncertainty and easing domestic pressures
Malta’s maritime sector could face ‘increased scrutiny’ in latest EU sanctions package – Stephanie Fabri
Stephanie highlights how the European Union is facing a critical juncture in its maritime and economic strategy
EU Commission unveils record €1.816 trillion budget – but faces an uphill battle on the negotiations table
The plan, touted as 'more strategic, more flexible, more transparent,' seeks to reallocate funds toward competitiveness, defence, and crisis resilience
ECB cuts key interest rates by 25 basis points as inflation nears target
The deposit facility rate will be reduced to 2.00%, refinancing to 2.15%, and lending to 2.40%
ATTO discusses Combined Transport Directive reform at European Parliament
ATTO warned the current directive doesn’t reflect the realities of island Member States like Malta
European Parliament delegation flags concerns on EU funds oversight in Malta, Government pushes back
The Government insists that Malta’s systems remain robust and compliant
Commission unveils ‘EU Inc.’ proposal to simplify cross-border business in Europe
The new proposal aims to make it easier to start, operate, and scale a company in the EU
Malta’s average salary remains below EU mean despite cost-of-living adjustment
The average annual salary per employee in Malta stood at €33,499 in 2024
New EU rules set to reshape consumer credit market by 2026, MACM warns
It will be taking effect in November 2026
Malta set to lead eurozone growth through 2030, IMF data shows
Malta’s 2024 current account surplus of 5.5% was more than double the EU average of 2.6%
MEPs urge stronger EU investment
Parliament pushes for measures to boost financing, competitiveness, and economic resilience across the bloc
ECB keeps interest rates steady as inflation stabilises near 2% target
The Governing Council stressed it is 'not pre-committing to a particular rate path'
ECB unlikely to cut rates in September, but easing talks set to return in autumn
Euro zone economic data has shown greater resilience than anticipated
ECB launches design contest for new euro banknotes
The refresh comes two decades after the initial release
ECB pushes back against ‘no cash’ policies as Malta clings to physical currency
Cash remains king – for now, and for the foreseeable future
ECB holds interest rates steady as inflation hits 2% target
Governing Council signals caution amid global uncertainty and easing domestic pressures
Malta’s maritime sector could face ‘increased scrutiny’ in latest EU sanctions package – Stephanie Fabri
Stephanie highlights how the European Union is facing a critical juncture in its maritime and economic strategy
EU Commission unveils record €1.816 trillion budget – but faces an uphill battle on the negotiations table
The plan, touted as 'more strategic, more flexible, more transparent,' seeks to reallocate funds toward competitiveness, defence, and crisis resilience
ECB cuts key interest rates by 25 basis points as inflation nears target
The deposit facility rate will be reduced to 2.00%, refinancing to 2.15%, and lending to 2.40%