Malta’s bond market in Q4
The next few months could prove to be an eventful period for the bond market
Subsidies expected to hit €400 million, minister warns of ‘economic catastrophe’ if stopped
Next year the cost for the energy sector is expected to be €500 million, he said
MTA launches board game to introduce youths to tourism industry
Merħba! allows students to gain awareness of potential tourism career paths
Delimara 4 trip causes brief power cut across Malta
Enemalta says power was fully restored at 10:50am
Work smarter, not larger: upgrading Malta’s economy
By aligning business incentives and public governance with technological adoption, we replace behind-the-scenes headcount with tech-driven efficiency
Malta records EU’s highest employment rate as population growth and service dependence stand out
The figures show an economy characterised by exceptionally high employment and a heavy reliance on services, alongside rapid demographic change
Malta’s migration and fertility assumptions revised downwards in latest population outlook
New demographic assumptions point towards lower net migration and fertility than previously expected
Migration policy update, education system overhaul – Malta Chamber issues budget proposals
'If Malta fails to improve productivity, the consequences will be severe,' Chamber says
GBC calls for action on Mġarr Harbour, airfield and logistics hub in Budget 2027
The Gozo Business Chamber says the next budget should focus on making policy commitments and delivering tangible outcomes
Malta Business Bureau welcomes EU procurement proposal, but ‘European preference must not be obligatory’
'A well-functioning public procurement market can play an important role in supporting competitiveness', official says
EU proposes simpler public procurement rules which include ‘European preference’ mechanisms
'We are cutting bureaucracy and making it easier for our SMEs to compete,' EU Commission VP says
40.8% say their financial situation is better this year than last, survey finds
3 out of every 4 people say their standard of living is average
Government deficit rises to €552.2 million by end of July
Total expenditure by the close of July 2026 stood at €5.37 billion
Cost of public debt servicing
The debt level effectively doubled in less than 10 years as it had reached just under USD20 trillion in 2017
Malta’s inflation rises to 2.7% in July
The highest annual inflation rate was registered in housing
Malta’s bond market in Q4
The next few months could prove to be an eventful period for the bond market
Subsidies expected to hit €400 million, minister warns of ‘economic catastrophe’ if stopped
Next year the cost for the energy sector is expected to be €500 million, he said
MTA launches board game to introduce youths to tourism industry
Merħba! allows students to gain awareness of potential tourism career paths
Delimara 4 trip causes brief power cut across Malta
Enemalta says power was fully restored at 10:50am
Work smarter, not larger: upgrading Malta’s economy
By aligning business incentives and public governance with technological adoption, we replace behind-the-scenes headcount with tech-driven efficiency
Malta records EU’s highest employment rate as population growth and service dependence stand out
The figures show an economy characterised by exceptionally high employment and a heavy reliance on services, alongside rapid demographic change
Malta’s migration and fertility assumptions revised downwards in latest population outlook
New demographic assumptions point towards lower net migration and fertility than previously expected
Migration policy update, education system overhaul – Malta Chamber issues budget proposals
'If Malta fails to improve productivity, the consequences will be severe,' Chamber says
GBC calls for action on Mġarr Harbour, airfield and logistics hub in Budget 2027
The Gozo Business Chamber says the next budget should focus on making policy commitments and delivering tangible outcomes
Malta Business Bureau welcomes EU procurement proposal, but ‘European preference must not be obligatory’
'A well-functioning public procurement market can play an important role in supporting competitiveness', official says
EU proposes simpler public procurement rules which include ‘European preference’ mechanisms
'We are cutting bureaucracy and making it easier for our SMEs to compete,' EU Commission VP says
40.8% say their financial situation is better this year than last, survey finds
3 out of every 4 people say their standard of living is average
Government deficit rises to €552.2 million by end of July
Total expenditure by the close of July 2026 stood at €5.37 billion
Cost of public debt servicing
The debt level effectively doubled in less than 10 years as it had reached just under USD20 trillion in 2017
Malta’s inflation rises to 2.7% in July
The highest annual inflation rate was registered in housing