MIBA overall winner Magro Brothers aims for top-tier status in European table sauce production
The Gozo-based company, winner of TradeMalta’s MIBA 2024; announced an ambitious investment, for further internationalisation
Economic sentiment, employment expectations in Malta above long-term average – Central Bank of Malta
Inflation has gone down significantly while employment remains high
Raising Malta’s educational bar: MFHEA takes accreditation to a higher level
MFHEA CEO Dr Rose Ann Cuschieri shares how the authority is elevating Malta’s standing in the further and higher education ...
SME growth made simple: Exploring BOV’s new financial solutions
Mark Scicluna Bartoli discusses the benefits behind Bank of Valletta’s newly launched financial instruments designed to support SME growth
Central Bank forecasts stronger economic growth for Malta in 2024, but slower momentum ahead
Annual inflation, based on the HICP, is projected to drop significantly and reach 2% by 2026
First shipment of tuna from Malta arrives in China
Meanwhile, the Federation of Maltese Aquaculture Producers warns about the decreasing export value of Maltese tuna exports
Strong domestic demand propels Malta’s economic growth in Q3 2024
Malta’s third-quarter GDP results reflect a resilient economy
Malta’s aquaculture industry sells close to 21,000 tonnes of fish in 2023, bringing in nearly €200 million
Malta’s aquaculture industry saw increased production in 2023 but faced financial challenges due to declining revenue and rising costs
‘It is imperative that economic stakeholders work together towards a renewed economy’ – Maria Cauchi Delia
The accountants lobby CEO argues that Malta’s ageing population and skills gap cannot be ignored
Economic uncertainty in Malta highest after EU accession, Gonzi’s last years, 2019 protests and pandemic – report
A new Economic Policy Uncertainty index for Malta may be used as a leading indicator of household consumption
1,343 sex workers add €24 million to Malta’s economy – NSO
The number of street prostitutes plummeted between 2010 and 2022, but the number of escorts advertising their services online ballooned
Malta’s economic growth to slow but remain among Europe’s highest, supported by strong exports
The IMF outlines key areas for policy focus to ensure sustainable, long-term growth
‘People are growing tired of living in a permanent building site’ – MEA Director General
Kevin J Borg emphasises cautions that the market will not sustain ‘more of the same types of commercial development
‘While construction has boosted GDP, it has also caused considerable discomfort and collateral damage’
Former SME Chamber CEO Abigail Mamo emphasises that Malta's finite resources demand careful consideration of future construction needs
Companies contributing 36% of Government’s income tax
Non-financial and financial corporations contributed 18.9 per cent and 17.1 per cent respectively
MIBA overall winner Magro Brothers aims for top-tier status in European table sauce production
The Gozo-based company, winner of TradeMalta’s MIBA 2024; announced an ambitious investment, for further internationalisation
Economic sentiment, employment expectations in Malta above long-term average – Central Bank of Malta
Inflation has gone down significantly while employment remains high
Raising Malta’s educational bar: MFHEA takes accreditation to a higher level
MFHEA CEO Dr Rose Ann Cuschieri shares how the authority is elevating Malta’s standing in the further and higher education ...
SME growth made simple: Exploring BOV’s new financial solutions
Mark Scicluna Bartoli discusses the benefits behind Bank of Valletta’s newly launched financial instruments designed to support SME growth
Central Bank forecasts stronger economic growth for Malta in 2024, but slower momentum ahead
Annual inflation, based on the HICP, is projected to drop significantly and reach 2% by 2026
First shipment of tuna from Malta arrives in China
Meanwhile, the Federation of Maltese Aquaculture Producers warns about the decreasing export value of Maltese tuna exports
Strong domestic demand propels Malta’s economic growth in Q3 2024
Malta’s third-quarter GDP results reflect a resilient economy
Malta’s aquaculture industry sells close to 21,000 tonnes of fish in 2023, bringing in nearly €200 million
Malta’s aquaculture industry saw increased production in 2023 but faced financial challenges due to declining revenue and rising costs
‘It is imperative that economic stakeholders work together towards a renewed economy’ – Maria Cauchi Delia
The accountants lobby CEO argues that Malta’s ageing population and skills gap cannot be ignored
Economic uncertainty in Malta highest after EU accession, Gonzi’s last years, 2019 protests and pandemic – report
A new Economic Policy Uncertainty index for Malta may be used as a leading indicator of household consumption
1,343 sex workers add €24 million to Malta’s economy – NSO
The number of street prostitutes plummeted between 2010 and 2022, but the number of escorts advertising their services online ballooned
Malta’s economic growth to slow but remain among Europe’s highest, supported by strong exports
The IMF outlines key areas for policy focus to ensure sustainable, long-term growth
‘People are growing tired of living in a permanent building site’ – MEA Director General
Kevin J Borg emphasises cautions that the market will not sustain ‘more of the same types of commercial development
‘While construction has boosted GDP, it has also caused considerable discomfort and collateral damage’
Former SME Chamber CEO Abigail Mamo emphasises that Malta's finite resources demand careful consideration of future construction needs
Companies contributing 36% of Government’s income tax
Non-financial and financial corporations contributed 18.9 per cent and 17.1 per cent respectively