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Statistical Insights involve the application of statistical methods and techniques to analyse data generated from pilot projects. These still represent official statistical data but which are undergoing testing and therefore are not yet in their finalised form. Users should note that these statistics may carry a higher level of uncertainty and should be treated with caution.

Relative Apartment Price Levels by Locality
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This insight presents experimental estimates of apartment prices per square metre by locality. The figures are compiled on an ad-hoc basis and follow similar methods to the Residential Property Price Index (RPPI), but are not part of the official RPPI and should be interpreted with caution.

Date: 06/08/2026
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Commercial Property Price Index: 2024
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This publication presents provisional statistics on commercial property price indices by the primary use of the dwelling, developed in line with the methodological principles and recommendations issued by the ESRB and Eurostat.

Date: 28/04/2026
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The Superyacht Economic Segment in Malta: 2022
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This insight measures the direct economic contribution of Malta’s superyacht sector. It uses data from a census-style survey of 90 businesses involved in superyacht activities—such as refit yards, marinas, agents, and service providers—along with consultations, administrative data, and financial records.

Non-Residential Smart Meter Statistics
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This detailed statistical insight focuses on the electricity consumed by all non-residential accounts and links smart meter microdata to spatial information through means of coordinate data. Moreover, such data is also linked to business characteristics, namely employment size class and NACE.

Date: 23/01/2026
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Card payment habits in Malta
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Various studies suggest that electronic payments are increasing in popularity driven largely by the growth of Fintech. Access to card payment data offers an innovative perception of economic activity with minimal time lag in comparison to traditional methods.

Statistical papers refer to research papers or articles that focus on statistical methods, analyses, and findings. These papers are typically written by our statisticians, who investigate a research problem and employ different statistical methods to analyse data and draw conclusions.

Wellbeing and socio-economic determinants in the self-perception of general health status in the Maltese Islands

This paper describes an exploratory analysis of various socio-economic and wellbeing variables and their relationship with the reported health status collected annually in the Survey of Income and Living Conditions, EU-SILC, in Malta from 2018 to 2022.

Date: 18/11/2024
Contrasting population dynamics

This article provides a brief analysis of the differences in the age and sex structure of the Maltese and foreign population in 2023.

Date: 16/09/2024
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Projecting the Past: Micro-Based Backcasting Methods in Business Statistics through Micro Decomposition Analysis

Backcasting is a key component for ensuring data consistency and reliability in historical data using modernised classifications and emerging methodological supplements to meet contemporary realities within the business economy. This methodological note explores pragmatic backcasting techniques, emphasising the adequacy of micro-based approaches in business statistics.

Impact of 2021 Census on the Labour Force Survey headline indicators

Following the publication of the 2021 Census of Population and Housing, and the subsequent revision in the demographic timeseries, a reweighting exercise was conducted to align results from the LFS to these demographic revisions. A comparative analysis was conducted to assess the impact of the revised weights on the headline indicators from the LFS, mainly employment and unemployment rates.

Date: 08/03/2024
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A Collection of Papers by the National Statistics Office and the Malta Statistics Authority

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