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Huwa spjega kif id-defiċit tal-pajiż niżel b’mod sinifikanti għal -2.2%, meta l-mira tal-Gvern kienet dik ta’ -3.3%.
Dwar it-tkabbir ekonomiku, l-Ministru qal li dan mistenni jibqa’ b’saħħtu u jkompli jissaħħaħ b’mod moderat fis-snin li ġejjin, fejn it-tkabbir nominali mistenni jibqa’ stabbli, ftit aktar minn 6% fl-2025 u fl-2026, qabel ma jiżdied gradwalment għal 7.1% sal-2030.
Rigward il-piż tad-dejn, il-Ministru spjega li dan żdied minn 48.8% fl-2020 għal 50.3% fl-2022 fis-snin tal-pandemija u l-bidu tal-gwerra fl-Ilvant tal-Ewropa. Din il-figura reġgħet niżlet għal 46.4% fl-2025. Fis-snin li ġejjin il-piż tad-dejn mistenni li jkompli nieżel għal 38.9% sal-2030.
L-għada li l-Gvern ippreżenta l-Budget tiegħu għas-sena 2026, il-Ministru Clyde Caruana żar il-kumpanija De La Rue fejn barra li ltaqa’ mal-ħaddiema u l-managment, ra l-investiment li din il-kumpanija qed twettaq fil-mument.
17/10/2025
Wara ħames snin ta' sfidi globali, Malta għandha l-inqas rata ta’ qgħad fost il-pajjiżi kollha tal-Unjoni Ewropea.