Food and beverages were behind a third of the increase in annual inflation
Malta's energy prices have remained unchanged since July 2021 despite a surge in international energy prices
No change in prices between October and November as month-on-month inflation rate down to zero
The decline is primarily driven by the removal of most fees for public transportation
The Central Bank of Malta Governor delivered a keynote speech at the Malta Maritime Summit
The European average stands at 10.1%
Quite how long the Government can continue the huge outlay is an open question
Malta is especially exposed to inflationary pressures due to being an island state and subject to higher transportation costs
Malta Employers Association DG Joe Farrugia points towards Ukraine and COVID as being the most significant factors
Inflation and war in the pandemic aftermath make for a tricky economic environment
The end of quantitative easing was hailed as a 'special day' - but what does it actually mean?
Prices today are almost 6% higher across the board than they were a year ago; food 10% more expensive
In the short run, however, green does not mean cheap
In March 2022, Malta’s inflation hit 4.5% according to Eurostat, the lowest of all EU states
Global rise in food prices is forcing businesses to raise their own prices in order to make ends meet
Food and beverages were behind a third of the increase in annual inflation
Malta's energy prices have remained unchanged since July 2021 despite a surge in international energy prices
No change in prices between October and November as month-on-month inflation rate down to zero
The decline is primarily driven by the removal of most fees for public transportation
The Central Bank of Malta Governor delivered a keynote speech at the Malta Maritime Summit
The European average stands at 10.1%
Quite how long the Government can continue the huge outlay is an open question
Malta is especially exposed to inflationary pressures due to being an island state and subject to higher transportation costs
Malta Employers Association DG Joe Farrugia points towards Ukraine and COVID as being the most significant factors
Inflation and war in the pandemic aftermath make for a tricky economic environment
The end of quantitative easing was hailed as a 'special day' - but what does it actually mean?
Prices today are almost 6% higher across the board than they were a year ago; food 10% more expensive
In the short run, however, green does not mean cheap
In March 2022, Malta’s inflation hit 4.5% according to Eurostat, the lowest of all EU states
Global rise in food prices is forcing businesses to raise their own prices in order to make ends meet