Third of wages in 2021 came from multinationals – ESRI
A new study from the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) shows that a third of the wages paid in ...
Read More BIS warns world economy at critical juncture in inflation fight
The world’s central bank umbrella body, the Bank for International Settlements (BIS), has called for more interest rate hikes, warning ...
Read More Optimism among Irish firms but taking action on sustainability a challenge – KPMG
Over half of Irish businesses expect to increase turnover in the next 12 months and 38% expect to expand their ...
Read More Review of occupations on critical skills list
The Government has announced a review of the occupations eligible for employment permits under the Critical Skills Occupation List and ...
Read More Wholesale electricity prices fall to lowest in 2 years, CSO figures show
Wholesale electricity prices continued to fall last month and are now back to levels not seen in two years. Figures ...
Read More Euro zone business growth stalls in June – flash PMI
Manufacturing activity has been in decline since July Manufacturing activity has been in decline since July Euro zone business growth ...
Read More 27% of consumers can’t afford a holiday this year
As the holiday season begins, 27% of consumers say they cannot afford a holiday this year, compared with 23% last ...
Read More Central Bank warns Govt not to exceed 5% spending rule in Budget or risk stoking inflation
The Central Bank has warned that if Government expenditure in next year’s Budget goes beyond its 5% spending rule, it ...
Read More Oil eases on uncertain demand, market eyes US inventory data
Oil futures dipped today amid demand fears after the Federal Reserve chairman hinted at further interest rate hikes, while traders ...
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