The Malta Business Weekly - 2022-09-15

• Energy crisis: EU chief wants to tap excess producer profits
• Enemalta says power cuts were reduced by 34% this summer
• Number of inbound tourists in first seven months reaches nearly 90% of pre-Covid year – NSO
• Government expects private sector will show interest in operating public charging stations
• 1,228 final deeds of sale for residentia­l properties signed in August
• Deficit for registered trade in goods totals €878.6m in July
• EIB-backed projects since 1979 account for nearly €1bn – EIB vice-president
• Miriam Dalli advocates for introducti­on of price cap on gas used for energy generation
• ‘I cannot foresee a scenario where inflation will go back down to 1%’ – MEA director general Entering a wage-price spiral ‘would be dangerous’ – Joe Farrugia
• MEP Alex Agius Saliba pushes EU to address high inflation energy crisis
• The concept of limit
• Queen Elizabeth is featured on several currencies. Now what?
• Five years of European support to Maltese businesses in China
• Budgeting in uncertain times
• Tackling inflation
• Inclusion minister launches nomination­s for Fair Society Award
• Tapping European business and technology opportunit­ies
• Malta Stock Exchange to host prestigiou­s World Federation of Exchanges General Assembly
• Appointmen­t of Deputy Chief Executive at Simonds Farsons Cisk plc
• Former Fortune 500 Executive joins EBO
• Emirates carries over 10 million passengers this summer
• McDonald’s celebrates Pride Week with €10,000 donation to MGRM
• MeDirect Bank Malta invests in modern, fun and employee-centred head office
• Money Market Report for the week ending 9 September
• Central Bank doubles its foreign financial assets in a decade

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