Dublin office lettings slump in first quarter
Office lettings in Dublin slumped in the first three months of the year, caused by the retrenchment in the tech ...
Read More Core euro zone inflation edges up in March, keeping ECB on alert
Euro zone inflation eased last month but underlying readings remained stubbornly high, Eurostat said today. The latest figures confirmed preliminary ...
Read More Government can’t rely on ‘volatile’ corporation tax – McGrath
The Government says the right decisions must be made with the budget surplus recorded this year, according to the Minister ...
Read More Exports by Enterprise Ireland clients rose 19% to new record high in 2022
Exports by Enterprise Ireland (EI) backed companies grew by a record 19% last year to €32.1 billion, fuelled in part ...
Read More Euro, dollar status should not be taken for granted – ECB’s Lagarde
The US and the euro zone should not take the international status of their currencies for granted as countries such ...
Read More Euro zone inflation to slow but ‘considerable uncertainty’ – Lagarde
The high rate of inflation in the euro zone ought to come down over the coming months, European Central Bank ...
Read More Irish jobs market stable despite tech layoffs – Morgan McKinley
The Irish jobs market has remained resilient despite recent layoffs in the technology sector, according to the latest Morgan McKinley ...
Read More State to charge 30% on increased value of land rezoned for housing
A new bill could see landowners and developers pay a charge of 30% on the difference in the value of ...
Read More Inflation eases to 7.7% in March from 8.5% – CSO
The annual rate of inflation eased to 7.7% in March from 8.5% in February, according to the latest figures from ...
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