The latest government finances figures published today by the government's statistics office confirm that, in May of this year, the country's debt continued to rise and now stands at €11,840 million, the Nationalist Party said Friday. The statement issued by the National Statistics Office (NSO) for the period between January and May 2026 confirms that,
Government debt totalled €11,840.9 million at the end of May - €956.6 million higher than the corresponding month in 2025, according to the National Statistics Office. The data also shows that by the end of the month, the government’s consolidated fund registered a deficit of €178.0 million. Recurrent revenue rose by €517.5 million while total expenditure
At the end of May 2026, Central Government debt stood at €11,840.9 million, an increase of €956.6 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 (€74.5 million) and Euro coins issued
Malta’s Government recorded a €178 million deficit in its Consolidated Fund by the end of May 2026, according to the latest Government finance figures. Between January and May, recurrent revenue increased by €517.5 million, while total expenditure rose by an even higher €549.4 million, resulting in a negative change of €31.9 million in the Government’s
