Economy
Fil-Qosor stories tagged Economy.
- Over 3.6 Million Tourist Guest Nights Registered in Second Quarter
- Abela Announces Extension to First-Time Buyers Scheme for Separated Singles
- Malta Tourism Authority's Sponsorship of Joseph Portelli's Italian Football Club Questioned
- Fitch Ratings Highlight Malta's Economic Growth Amid Governance Concerns
- PN criticises new €5 fee for inactive Tallinja cards
- Fitch Ratings Affirms Malta's 'A+' Rating with Stable Outlook
- Government Doubles First-Home Grant for People with Disabilities
- KM Malta Airlines Faces Mounting Losses; PN Demands Account Publication
- Licensed Vehicles on Maltese Roads Continue to Rise
- Malta's Inflation Rises to 2.1% in July, Remains Below EU Average
- BOV Opens First Dedicated Home Finance Hub in Mosta
- Largest Methanol Dual-Fuel Container Vessel Docks at Malta Freeport
- ADPD: Malta's Tourism Has Reached Its Limit, Residents Bear the Cost
- Maltese Households See Highest Energy Consumption Increase in EU
- Tax Authority Warns Public About Fake Tax Refund Websites
- New €35 Million Reverse Osmosis Plant Planned for Għar Lapsi
- New Family Park in Mqabba-Qrendi Nearing Completion with €2 Million Investment
- Economist Krugman, NYT Highlight Malta's Role in Global Tax Avoidance
- Malta Ranks Among Lowest in EU for Research and Development Funding
- Marsaxlokk Fishermen Receive Traditional Blessing for Lampuki Season
- PN Leader Calls for Long-Term Infrastructure Investment Plan
- Sliema Remains Malta's Most Expensive Property Market in 2025
- Maltese Residents Increase Overseas Travel in First Half of 2026
- HSBC Malta Reports Strong Half-Year Financial Performance
- Political Calls for Action Amidst Ongoing Power Cut Crisis
- Alex Borg Calls for Economic Shift, Plans Talks on Electricity Crisis
- Malta's National Audit Office Strengthens Ties with Libyan Counterpart
- Minister Dalli Seeks Solutions for Power Cut Crisis Amidst Political Blame
- Government Reduces Utility Charges for Fishermen by Up to 57%
- Government Reports Significant Deficit in First Half of 2026