Malta and Saudi Arabia agree to strengthen trade and commercial links during Saudi Foreign Minister’s visit
Minister Ian Borg said ‘the time has come' for the relationship to develop further
Germany and Italy top importers, producers of coffee in EU
The largest source markets for coffee imported into the EU are Brazil and Vietnam
Malta-Nepal Chamber of Commerce established
There are currently more than 2,000 Nepalis working in Malta
Malta registers largest increase in extra-EU exports
Malta exported 65% more goods in June 2021 when compared to a year prior
Malta goods trade deficit widens to hit €1.3 billion over first six months of 2021
Malta has a trade surplus in only one commodity group
Exempt no more: imports under €22 to be subject to VAT from 1st July
Previous system ‘heavily abused’ by many sellers, says Customs
Long-running Airbus-Boeing dispute between EU and US expected to be suspended
Growing Chinese threat drives suspension of 17-year trade war over aircraft subsidies
Malta’s sees trade deficit of €165 million during March 2021
In March 2020, the trade deficit was registered at €190.9 million
‘An exciting time to be part of FXDD’
Toni Storic, BackOffice Administrator at FXDD, on his role at the foreign exchange trading provider
Malta registers nearly €90 million trade deficit in Q4 2020
A net surplus of €562 million from services exported in the fourth quarter of 2020 was recorded
Okonjo-Iweala confirmed as first woman, first African head of WTO
Dr Okonjo-Iweala’s career includes two stints as Nigeria’s finance minister, one as foreign minister, and 25 years at World Bank
Malta’s trade deficit narrows by €1.6bn in the first eleven months of 2020
When compared with the same period last year, Malta’s trade deficit narrowed, reaching €2bn
Malta’s trade deficit at €84.2m during October 2020, down from a €311m deficit in October 2019
Between January and October, main increases and decreases in imports were registered from China and the UK, respectively
‘Malta Ready For Brexit With Contingency Plan For Every Possible Outcome’
Parliamentary Secretary for European Funds Stefan Zrinzo Azzopardi emphasised the importance of effective communication of information available
Malta and Saudi Arabia agree to strengthen trade and commercial links during Saudi Foreign Minister’s visit
Minister Ian Borg said ‘the time has come' for the relationship to develop further
Germany and Italy top importers, producers of coffee in EU
The largest source markets for coffee imported into the EU are Brazil and Vietnam
Malta-Nepal Chamber of Commerce established
There are currently more than 2,000 Nepalis working in Malta
Malta registers largest increase in extra-EU exports
Malta exported 65% more goods in June 2021 when compared to a year prior
Malta goods trade deficit widens to hit €1.3 billion over first six months of 2021
Malta has a trade surplus in only one commodity group
Exempt no more: imports under €22 to be subject to VAT from 1st July
Previous system ‘heavily abused’ by many sellers, says Customs
Long-running Airbus-Boeing dispute between EU and US expected to be suspended
Growing Chinese threat drives suspension of 17-year trade war over aircraft subsidies
Malta’s sees trade deficit of €165 million during March 2021
In March 2020, the trade deficit was registered at €190.9 million
‘An exciting time to be part of FXDD’
Toni Storic, BackOffice Administrator at FXDD, on his role at the foreign exchange trading provider
Malta registers nearly €90 million trade deficit in Q4 2020
A net surplus of €562 million from services exported in the fourth quarter of 2020 was recorded
Okonjo-Iweala confirmed as first woman, first African head of WTO
Dr Okonjo-Iweala’s career includes two stints as Nigeria’s finance minister, one as foreign minister, and 25 years at World Bank
Malta’s trade deficit narrows by €1.6bn in the first eleven months of 2020
When compared with the same period last year, Malta’s trade deficit narrowed, reaching €2bn
Malta’s trade deficit at €84.2m during October 2020, down from a €311m deficit in October 2019
Between January and October, main increases and decreases in imports were registered from China and the UK, respectively