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Bank of Ireland reports strong recovery in H1

Bank of Ireland is reporting a strong recovery in its business performance with a €465 million underlying profit before tax, according to the bank’s interim results for the first half of the year. The bank reports a net credit impairment charge of €1 million at the end of June compared to €937 million in H1…

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Manufacturing sector maintains rapid growth in July but cost pressure remain

The manufacturing sector continued to grow at a rapid pace in July, albeit at a slower rate than the previous two months. According to AIB’s latest monthly check on conditions in the manufacturing sector, new order growth hit another record high for the third month running. Output, while up, was partly constrained by ongoing supply…

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Used cars holding value and may even be appreciating – DoneDeal

Used cars in Ireland are now holding their value better than any time in the recent past, DoneDeal claims in its latest Car Price Index. The car website cites analysis undertaken by the TCD and NUIG Economist Dr Tom Gillespie which shows that limited supply and intense demand has meant that cars are currently holding…

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