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As unemployment rates have decreased to a record low, positive economic activity is being experienced on the labour market due to increased employment.

DBRS, a Canada-based credit ratings agency has assigned an A rating to Malta, reflecting "strong" growth performance.

At the end of September, the Malta Fiscal Advisory Council (MFAC) published and presented its overall assessment of the Maltese Government's fiscal strategy and performance to the Minister of Finance.

The European Commission has just released its Innovation Union Scoreboard 2015, analysing the EU's performance in innovation.

In a statement, the Maltese government said that DBRS Inc. confirmed the local and foreign currency issued ratings for Malta at 'A' as well as the short term foreign and local currency ratings at R-1.

recent landmark decision by the First Hall of the Civil Court has confirmed for the first time that in order for a precautionary warrant to remain in force, it must be preceded or followed (within 20 days), by a court...

Jonathan Vassallo has been co-opted to join the Executive Committee of the Yachting Services Business Section, within the Malta Chamber.

While encouraging accountancy students to be prepared to face a shifting economic landscape once they join the labour market, Minister for Finance Edward Scicluna pointed out that good prospects await them.

On 19 March 2020, the European Commission adopted a communication setting out a temporary framework for state aid measures which are intended to support the economy...

The most recent figures published by Eurostat show that Malta has regained its fourth place amongst the EU28 for the lowest unemployment rate.

As reported by the Times of Malta the ECB announced its weekly main refinancing operations (MRO) on Monday 11th May.

The International Monetary Fund’s annual Article IV report on Malta confirmed the stability of Malta as a financial services jurisdiction.

Submitted annually as part of the EU’s economic trimester, this document outlines the government’s plan of action with regards to country-specific recommendations (CSRs) according to the EC and reaching Europe 2020 targets.

Minister for the Economy, Investment and Small Businesses Chris Cardona addressed a business breakfast titled ‘Brexit: threats, challenges and opportunities', hosted by Malta Enterprise, the Chamber of Commerce and GRTU

The Malta Chamber welcomes the solid performance reported in the European Commission's Economic Winter Forecast published on the 4th of February.

The European Commission's latest macroeconomic forecast for Malta's economy projects to maintain strong growth through 2025 and 2026, following a robust 6.0% increase in GDP in 2024.

Malta's economic growth remains one of the strongest in Europe, owing to favorable economic conditions and sound policies, which advanced structural reforms and supported the strengthening of private and public balance sheets.