Inflation markedly drops to 6.4%, returns below eurozone level
Food prices continue to be the main driver of inflation
Malta’s political leaders invoke rising cost of living in public address as concerns continue to mount
The tax refund scheme, the rising cost of living and inflation were on the lips of the country's political leaders
Malta’s inflation rate surpasses eurozone average
Inflation in Malta has not declined since January 2023
Inflation in Malta back on the rise
Upward price pressure persists across most categories
Mixed signals on inflation as producer prices decrease – but non-energy components are on the rise
Without taking falling energy prices into account, producer prices would still be rising
Malta experiences the largest drop in inflation in over four years
Inflation finally dropped below 7% for the first time since August 2022
Inflation sees slight increase by end 2022
Food and beverages were behind a third of the increase in annual inflation
Price increases would have doubled without energy subsidies – Central Bank of Malta
Malta's energy prices have remained unchanged since July 2021 despite a surge in international energy prices
Malta registers largest decrease in inflation in almost two years
No change in prices between October and November as month-on-month inflation rate down to zero
Inflation down for first time since February 2021
The decline is primarily driven by the removal of most fees for public transportation
‘ECB committed to ensure inflation comes back down to medium-target of 2%’ – Edward Scicluna
The Central Bank of Malta Governor delivered a keynote speech at the Malta Maritime Summit
Malta registers second lowest inflation rate in Europe at 7%
The European average stands at 10.1%
Energy subsidies keep Malta’s inflation rate lower than European average
Quite how long the Government can continue the huge outlay is an open question
Inflation: one-size-fits all solution for whole of Europe won’t work, says Economy Minister
Malta is especially exposed to inflationary pressures due to being an island state and subject to higher transportation costs
Will Malta experience more stable prices in 2023?
Malta Employers Association DG Joe Farrugia points towards Ukraine and COVID as being the most significant factors
Inflation markedly drops to 6.4%, returns below eurozone level
Food prices continue to be the main driver of inflation
Malta’s political leaders invoke rising cost of living in public address as concerns continue to mount
The tax refund scheme, the rising cost of living and inflation were on the lips of the country's political leaders
Malta’s inflation rate surpasses eurozone average
Inflation in Malta has not declined since January 2023
Inflation in Malta back on the rise
Upward price pressure persists across most categories
Mixed signals on inflation as producer prices decrease – but non-energy components are on the rise
Without taking falling energy prices into account, producer prices would still be rising
Malta experiences the largest drop in inflation in over four years
Inflation finally dropped below 7% for the first time since August 2022
Inflation sees slight increase by end 2022
Food and beverages were behind a third of the increase in annual inflation
Price increases would have doubled without energy subsidies – Central Bank of Malta
Malta's energy prices have remained unchanged since July 2021 despite a surge in international energy prices
Malta registers largest decrease in inflation in almost two years
No change in prices between October and November as month-on-month inflation rate down to zero
Inflation down for first time since February 2021
The decline is primarily driven by the removal of most fees for public transportation
‘ECB committed to ensure inflation comes back down to medium-target of 2%’ – Edward Scicluna
The Central Bank of Malta Governor delivered a keynote speech at the Malta Maritime Summit
Malta registers second lowest inflation rate in Europe at 7%
The European average stands at 10.1%
Energy subsidies keep Malta’s inflation rate lower than European average
Quite how long the Government can continue the huge outlay is an open question
Inflation: one-size-fits all solution for whole of Europe won’t work, says Economy Minister
Malta is especially exposed to inflationary pressures due to being an island state and subject to higher transportation costs
Will Malta experience more stable prices in 2023?
Malta Employers Association DG Joe Farrugia points towards Ukraine and COVID as being the most significant factors