PKF Malta News

Economists are watching closely to see if consumer spending (via an induced feel-good factor aka “Blockchain” Malta) can be encouraged to outpace inflation.

Good tidings come from the energy minister as she reminds us that a buffer sum of €200m was allocated during the last budget to cover increases in energy costs.

Readers ask why is Malta so late in claiming its own exclusive economic zone?

Fortune favours the brave and I hope that the next paradigm shift will surprise us all during the post-Covid recovery with Metaverse blazoning the trail.

Energy market developments in recent months - especially in Europe - have proven once again the essential role of renewables in improving energy security, in addition to their well-established effectiveness at reducing emissions.

The Maltese economy registered a severe contraction in 2020 with limitations on air traffic, tourism and social activities being mainly to blame for an expected fall in real GDP of around 9%, which came after robust growth of 5.3% in 2019.