Inflation in Malta drops to 1.2%
Inflation has reached its lowest level since April 2021
Inflation edges up to 1.5% in August 2024
The largest month-on-month increase was registered in the sports-related equipment category
Food inflation in Malta: A deep dive into recent trends and future projections
Malta spends 77% of its food expenditure on processed food
Inflation edges upwards to 1.4% in July
Price increases were registered in several categories
Inflation in Malta down to 1.3% in June 2024
Lower prices for mobile phone services and footwear partly offset large increase to food prices seen over the last year
Malta’s inflation rate edges lower in May
The inflation rate, as measured by the Retail Price Index, decreased from 1.6% in April to 1.5% in May
Inflation continues downward trend
Annual inflation rate dropped to just 1.6% in April 2024
Inflation rate in Malta drops from 3.7% in January to 2.7% in March, nearing EU average – Government
The Government attributed the decrease in inflation to its initiative ‘Stabbiltà’
Malta’s inflation rate drops to lowest level since 2021 as food prices fall
February marked the coming into force of the Government's price stability scheme
Eurozone interest rates to remain unchanged
The European Central Bank noted that price pressures remain persistent
Finance Minister rejects updating Malta’s COLA mechanism after historic increase
He said it is now time for businesses to do their part and ensure their employees' standard of living
Price fixing ‘not a viable solution’ to inflation – The Malta Chamber
Prime Minister shrugs off criticism, insists action to ensure stability in food prices will continue
Malta’s inflation drops to 3.6% as eurozone rate picks up again
Food prices remain a key factor
Adhere to economic principles and avoid setting Malta on ‘path of implosion,’ Malta Chamber warns
Over the weekend, Prime Minister Robert Abela said the minimum wage ‘must increase’, and talks with social partners are ongoing
Little chance of wage-price spiral, says Finance Minister, but businesses must do their part by reining in profits
Clyde Caruana calls on businesses to dip into bumper post-pandemic profits to increase wages and capacity
Inflation in Malta drops to 1.2%
Inflation has reached its lowest level since April 2021
Inflation edges up to 1.5% in August 2024
The largest month-on-month increase was registered in the sports-related equipment category
Food inflation in Malta: A deep dive into recent trends and future projections
Malta spends 77% of its food expenditure on processed food
Inflation edges upwards to 1.4% in July
Price increases were registered in several categories
Inflation in Malta down to 1.3% in June 2024
Lower prices for mobile phone services and footwear partly offset large increase to food prices seen over the last year
Malta’s inflation rate edges lower in May
The inflation rate, as measured by the Retail Price Index, decreased from 1.6% in April to 1.5% in May
Inflation continues downward trend
Annual inflation rate dropped to just 1.6% in April 2024
Inflation rate in Malta drops from 3.7% in January to 2.7% in March, nearing EU average – Government
The Government attributed the decrease in inflation to its initiative ‘Stabbiltà’
Malta’s inflation rate drops to lowest level since 2021 as food prices fall
February marked the coming into force of the Government's price stability scheme
Eurozone interest rates to remain unchanged
The European Central Bank noted that price pressures remain persistent
Finance Minister rejects updating Malta’s COLA mechanism after historic increase
He said it is now time for businesses to do their part and ensure their employees' standard of living
Price fixing ‘not a viable solution’ to inflation – The Malta Chamber
Prime Minister shrugs off criticism, insists action to ensure stability in food prices will continue
Malta’s inflation drops to 3.6% as eurozone rate picks up again
Food prices remain a key factor
Adhere to economic principles and avoid setting Malta on ‘path of implosion,’ Malta Chamber warns
Over the weekend, Prime Minister Robert Abela said the minimum wage ‘must increase’, and talks with social partners are ongoing
Little chance of wage-price spiral, says Finance Minister, but businesses must do their part by reining in profits
Clyde Caruana calls on businesses to dip into bumper post-pandemic profits to increase wages and capacity