Euro zone’s current account deficit widens on soaring energy bill
The euro zone’s current account deficit widened in August as soaring energy costs pushed up the bloc’s import bill, data ...
Read More Most consumers make multiple spending cutbacks – Credit Union consumer sentiment survey
Consumer sentiment improved slightly in October as consumers took some comfort from Government measures introduced in its annual budget to ...
Read More Consumer sentiment up slightly after Budget measures
Consumer sentiment improved slightly in October as consumers took some comfort from Government measures introduced in its annual budget to ...
Read More Euro zone September inflation revised down slightly, but still at record high
Euro zone consumer inflation was marginally lower in September than estimated earlier, data showed today. But euro zone inflation still ...
Read More Finance Bill to widen energy support scheme to include professionals
The Government is expected to confirm that its new support scheme aimed at assisting businesses with the rising cost of ...
Read More Central Bank set to ease mortgage lending rules
The Central Bank looks set to relax its mortgage lending rules when it publishes the outcome of a review of ...
Read More 5% concrete levy to be introduced in September
The Government has agreed that the concrete levy announced in the Budget will be cut to 5% rather than the ...
Read More Oil prices stable as economic fears offset supply woes
Oil prices were stable today as the market balanced cuts to OPEC+ production quotas against fears of economic slowdown and ...
Read More European car sales grow for second month in a row in September – ACEA
European new car registrations jumped in September, the second month in a row of growth after 13 months of consecutive ...
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