Government urged not to overly delay pension auto-enrolment
The Government is being urged not to defer the deadline for auto-enrolment of workers into pension schemes beyond early 2026. ...
Read More European Central Bank expected to cut interest rates for seventh time in a year
The European Central Bank is widely expected to cut interest rates by one-quarter of a percentage point later today. The ...
Read More Stronger economic growth in ROI compared to NI – study
The Republic of Ireland has higher wages, stronger economic growth and better living standards than Northern Ireland, according to a ...
Read More Gas use increases in March as weather shifts and wind energy output falls
Overall gas demand in March rose by 13% compared to February, and by 4% compared to the same month last ...
Read More Oil tumbles further as US-China trade tensions fuel recession fears
Oil prices slid more than 3% today, extending last week’s losses, as escalating trade tensions between the US and China ...
Read More World markets dive on trade war gloom
European markets plunged this morning as investors grappled with the possibility of a recession after sweeping tariffs announced by US ...
Read More EU response to Trump tariffs could amount to €400bn
The total European Union response to US President Donald Trump’s tariffs could amount to duties on US goods worth €400 ...
Read More Tax waivers, grants could bring vacant properties into use, says group
Vacant properties and above-the-shop units could provide an answer to the housing crisis, according to the Hardware Association of Ireland. ...
Read More Tax take to end of March up nearly 9% on same period last year
Tax receipts in the first three months of the year were up 8.9% on the same time last year. Figures ...
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