In the election year, the Labour Government increased Malta's national debt by one billion euros, the Natiinalist Party said.. This figure emerges from a statement on government finances published today by the National Statistics Office (NSO), which shows that the country's debt is now approaching €12 billion. The figure of €11,929.3 million is equivalent
By the end of June, the government’s consolidated fund reported a deficit of €463.5 million, according to national data. This compares to a €457.4 million deficit in June 2025. In a statement, the National Statistics Office said that between January and June, recurrent revenue amounted to €4,155.2 million - €681 million higher than the figure reported
Malta’s government deficit reached €463.5 million by the end of June, while the country’s national debt climbed to almost €12 billion, according to new figures published by the National Statistics Office (NSO). Between January and June, the government collected €4.16 billion in recurrent revenue, an increase of €681 million compared to the same period
At the end of June 2026, Central Government debt stood at €11,929.3 million, an increase of €936.6 million when compared to 2025, the NSO said Friday. The increase reported under Malta Government Stocks (€943.0 million) was the main contributor to the rise in debt. Higher debt was also reported under Treasury Bills (€128.4 million) and Euro coins issued