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The government’s consolidated fund reported a deficit of €359 million by the end of August.
In the same period a year earlier, this stood at €749 million.
The large reduction suggests that with four months of the year to go, the government is on-track to achieve its Budget 2022 aim
The MSE equity price index extended Wednesday's decline as it slipped by a further 0.81% to 3,630.753 points.
The declines in four companies outweighed the gains in M&Z and MPC while APS and MIA traded flat.
Trading activity increased considerably to €0.22 million compared to €0.07 million on
People will be asked to deposit bottles and cans in special recycling machines dotted across the country starting from November 14, when a much-delayed beverage container recycling scheme finally goes live.
The scheme, which is intended to bump up bottle recycling rates in Malta, will see
Malta would not be able to handle the number of tourists needed to fill hotels that are in operation or in the pipeline, the tourism minister has said.
Clayton Bartolo was reacting to a study that found that the country would need to attract 4.7 million tourists a year to maintain 80% hotel
No green bonds have yet been publicly listed on the Malta Stock Exchange, despite a legal framework for bonds in industries serving climate change mitigation and adaptation, the circular economy. and the restoration of biodiversity.
Malta’s inertia in these green financial
The European Commission has decided to refer Malta to the Court of Justice of the European Union for selling passports to wealthy investors. It is the latest step in the EU's long-running battle against the investor citizenship scheme, also known as 'golden
