Euro zone investor morale drops, breaking streak of gains in “setback”
Investor morale in the euro zone broke an eight-month streak of improvements with a bigger-than-expected decline in July, a survey ...
Read More Makhlouf urges Government to stick to its own 5% spending increase rule in Budget 2025
The Governor of the Central Bank has urged the Government to stick to its own rule limiting the overall annual ...
Read More Service sector growth moderates, input costs fall sharply
Growth in the country’s service sector moderated slightly in June, bringing jobs growth to a near standstill but a sharp ...
Read More Budget 2025 to be brought forward to 1 October – Chambers
Budget 2025 is to be brought forward one week to Tuesday 1 October, Minister for Finance Jack Chambers has said. ...
Read More Tax take for first half of year up 9%, exchequer figures show
The State took in a total of €44.7 billion in tax in the first six months of the year, up ...
Read More Harris meets banks over mortgage interest rates
The Taoiseach has told the banks he wants people to feel the benefits of reduced monthly mortgage repayments as quickly ...
Read More Govt to draft law to dissolve NAMA and wind up IBRC
The Government has given the go-ahead for the drafting of legislation to complete the dissolution of the National Asset Management ...
Read More Bank of Ireland revises GDP outlook, but expects healthy growth
Bank of Ireland has downgraded its outlook for growth in Gross Domestic Product (GDP) to 1% this year and 3.9% ...
Read More Up to 53,000 new dwellings needed per year to cater for population growth – ESRI
A new report from the ESRI shows that 35,000 to 53,000 new dwellings will be needed annually based on projected ...
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