The agency maintained Malta's A2 negative outlook
'Activity is gradually normalising'
It calls for a better allocation of public and private resources to help mitigate the impact of global economic challenges
The scheme will apply to local imports of cereal and flour
The Central Bank of Malta released findings of its business dialogue campaign for the first quarter of 2022
Central Bank of Malta governor Edward Scicluna meanwhile argues that higher yet limited inflation is not necessarily harmful
Maltese GDP expected to grow by 6% in 2022, 5.3% in 2023 and 3.8% in 2024
Prime Minister Robert Abela has previously warned businesses against becoming dependent on Government assistance
The note is the latest move by the former Prime Minister to establish his public standing as a private professional
Malta’s net foreign investment position registers slight drop to €7.7 billion in 2021
With more foreign workers on the island than pre-COVID, why does the worker shortage still feel so pronounced?
In February, sentiment rose across all sectors, except for construction
Malta Employers Association president Joanne Bondin stressed that the matter 'transcends party politics'
Earlier this week, reports of problems suppliers were facing to source LPG led to panic buying
Earlier on Tuesday, Prime Minister Robert Abela said suppliers were reporting issues sourcing LPG due to Ukraine conflict
The agency maintained Malta's A2 negative outlook
'Activity is gradually normalising'
It calls for a better allocation of public and private resources to help mitigate the impact of global economic challenges
The scheme will apply to local imports of cereal and flour
The Central Bank of Malta released findings of its business dialogue campaign for the first quarter of 2022
Central Bank of Malta governor Edward Scicluna meanwhile argues that higher yet limited inflation is not necessarily harmful
Maltese GDP expected to grow by 6% in 2022, 5.3% in 2023 and 3.8% in 2024
Prime Minister Robert Abela has previously warned businesses against becoming dependent on Government assistance
The note is the latest move by the former Prime Minister to establish his public standing as a private professional
Malta’s net foreign investment position registers slight drop to €7.7 billion in 2021
With more foreign workers on the island than pre-COVID, why does the worker shortage still feel so pronounced?
In February, sentiment rose across all sectors, except for construction
Malta Employers Association president Joanne Bondin stressed that the matter 'transcends party politics'
Earlier this week, reports of problems suppliers were facing to source LPG led to panic buying
Earlier on Tuesday, Prime Minister Robert Abela said suppliers were reporting issues sourcing LPG due to Ukraine conflict