Malta’s economy projected to expand by 4.2% of GDP in 2022 – Moody’s
The agency maintained Malta's A2 negative outlook
Central Bank of Malta notes strong improvement in business conditions in last months of 2021
'Activity is gradually normalising'
Malta Chamber warns of ‘tough’ economic decisions in coming months
It calls for a better allocation of public and private resources to help mitigate the impact of global economic challenges
Government launches emergency subsidy scheme to guarantee food security in response to rising prices
The scheme will apply to local imports of cereal and flour
Fewer businesses plan to increase staff as labour shortages and wage pressures continue to bite
The Central Bank of Malta released findings of its business dialogue campaign for the first quarter of 2022
‘Artificial’ low unemployment could make inflation worse, say business leaders
Central Bank of Malta governor Edward Scicluna meanwhile argues that higher yet limited inflation is not necessarily harmful
Central Bank governor Edward Scicluna warns against full subsidisation of rising energy costs
Maltese GDP expected to grow by 6% in 2022, 5.3% in 2023 and 3.8% in 2024
‘Business is returning to normal’: Government wage supplement set to expire next week
Prime Minister Robert Abela has previously warned businesses against becoming dependent on Government assistance
Joseph Muscat highlights top post-pandemic concern in new analysis: consumption
The note is the latest move by the former Prime Minister to establish his public standing as a private professional
Foreign investment in Malta overwhelmingly direct, with little interest in local stocks or bonds
Malta’s net foreign investment position registers slight drop to €7.7 billion in 2021
Number of foreign workers in Malta reaches all-time high of 70,000
With more foreign workers on the island than pre-COVID, why does the worker shortage still feel so pronounced?
Economic growth rates begin to normalise in February 2022, Central Bank economic update shows
In February, sentiment rose across all sectors, except for construction
Employers present ‘blueprint’ for business and green growth
Malta Employers Association president Joanne Bondin stressed that the matter 'transcends party politics'
Liquigas says despite recent ‘significant increase’ in gas cylinder sales, stock levels ‘not impacted’
Earlier this week, reports of problems suppliers were facing to source LPG led to panic buying
Liquigas confirms it has secured gas supplies ‘to meet demand in Malta for foreseeable future’
Earlier on Tuesday, Prime Minister Robert Abela said suppliers were reporting issues sourcing LPG due to Ukraine conflict
Malta’s economy projected to expand by 4.2% of GDP in 2022 – Moody’s
The agency maintained Malta's A2 negative outlook
Central Bank of Malta notes strong improvement in business conditions in last months of 2021
'Activity is gradually normalising'
Malta Chamber warns of ‘tough’ economic decisions in coming months
It calls for a better allocation of public and private resources to help mitigate the impact of global economic challenges
Government launches emergency subsidy scheme to guarantee food security in response to rising prices
The scheme will apply to local imports of cereal and flour
Fewer businesses plan to increase staff as labour shortages and wage pressures continue to bite
The Central Bank of Malta released findings of its business dialogue campaign for the first quarter of 2022
‘Artificial’ low unemployment could make inflation worse, say business leaders
Central Bank of Malta governor Edward Scicluna meanwhile argues that higher yet limited inflation is not necessarily harmful
Central Bank governor Edward Scicluna warns against full subsidisation of rising energy costs
Maltese GDP expected to grow by 6% in 2022, 5.3% in 2023 and 3.8% in 2024
‘Business is returning to normal’: Government wage supplement set to expire next week
Prime Minister Robert Abela has previously warned businesses against becoming dependent on Government assistance
Joseph Muscat highlights top post-pandemic concern in new analysis: consumption
The note is the latest move by the former Prime Minister to establish his public standing as a private professional
Foreign investment in Malta overwhelmingly direct, with little interest in local stocks or bonds
Malta’s net foreign investment position registers slight drop to €7.7 billion in 2021
Number of foreign workers in Malta reaches all-time high of 70,000
With more foreign workers on the island than pre-COVID, why does the worker shortage still feel so pronounced?
Economic growth rates begin to normalise in February 2022, Central Bank economic update shows
In February, sentiment rose across all sectors, except for construction
Employers present ‘blueprint’ for business and green growth
Malta Employers Association president Joanne Bondin stressed that the matter 'transcends party politics'
Liquigas says despite recent ‘significant increase’ in gas cylinder sales, stock levels ‘not impacted’
Earlier this week, reports of problems suppliers were facing to source LPG led to panic buying
Liquigas confirms it has secured gas supplies ‘to meet demand in Malta for foreseeable future’
Earlier on Tuesday, Prime Minister Robert Abela said suppliers were reporting issues sourcing LPG due to Ukraine conflict