ECB lowers key interest rates by 25 basis points in response to inflation outlook
While inflation remains high, the ECB projects it will ease in the second half of next year
How much Maltese Government debt is in the hands of the European Central Bank?
Central Bank governor Edward Scicluna explains
Treasury announces up to €220 million in new Government Stock
Much of the pandemic recovery relies on debt
European Central Bank to slow down emergency bond buying programme as it postpones key decision
Scene is set for a contentious December meeting
El Salvador endures rocky first day of Bitcoin as legal tender
The first day of Bitcoin in the country saw street protests, fluctuating prices and technological problems
Malta’s banks to enjoy ‘more level playing field’ after Basel III reforms, says Central Bank governor
'All Maltese banks use the standardised model, so transition costs will be low'
Central banks of 20 member states, including Malta, sound warning to EU Commission
‘Implementation should adhere to both the letter and the spirit of the Basel III agreement’
Malta’s 2022 Budget: Who’s asking for what?
With just over a month to go till the Budget 2022 announcement, business interest groups begin to reveal their proposals
EU’s leading banks store €20bn annually in ‘tax havens’ including Malta – analysts
The figures lend fuel to calls for action on aggressive tax planning by multinational corporations
Pilatus Bank, director arraigned as parent company files dispute against ‘corrupt Government officials’
The bank's former MLRO Claude-Ann Sant Fournier has been charged with money laundering offences
Bank of Valletta confirms remaining 15% of its active loan moratoria related to businesses in tourism sector
Central Bank of Malta confirms by end June 2021, only 214 loans were subject to a moratorium on repayments
PM confirms budget will be released on October 11th
Details on its content remain scant, but the Government has been urged to taper off its COVID aid spending
Government records deficit of €882.5 million by end July 2021
Recurrent revenue increased year-on-year by 24%, while expenditure increased by 11%
Brexit and COVID-19 behind rising cost of living says Finance Minister Clyde Caruana
Pandemic-related disruptions and Brexit-related inflation has seen prices for some goods rise
Annual inflation rate reaches two-year high
Inflation continues upward trajectory, fuelled by increased prices for food and recreation
How (and why) payment companies are driving change in explicit online content
OnlyFans’ rule change on adult content a result of Mastercard pressure, but what lies behind?