High prices forced first contraction in construction sector in over a year
Severe price pressures forced the Irish construction sector to contract marginally in June, the first time it has reduced in ...
Read More Banks not trusted by farmers – Irish Banking Culture Board report
There is an “absence of trust” amongst farmers in banks, according to the latest report from the Irish Banking Culture ...
Read More The Summer Economic Statement: What you need to know
What’s the Summer Economic Statement? It is a document that sets out the parameters of the forthcoming Budget. That means, ...
Read More Job vacancies stabilise as caution enters the market
New data from hiring platform IrishJobs.ie shows a continued stabilisation in the number of job vacancies across the country. While ...
Read More New authority to crack down on corporate wrongdoing
The Office of the Director of Corporate Enforcement (ODCE) has now become a statutory and independent agency called the Corporate ...
Read More Inflation could peak at over 10% in coming months, Central Bank warns
The Central Bank has warned that inflation could peak in the coming months at over 10% but should start to ...
Read More Euro zone business growth slowed sharply in June – PMI
Business growth across the euro zone slowed further last month, according to a survey in which forward looking indicators suggested ...
Read More Euro falling towards parity pain point
A stampede for dollars as global recession risks mount has left other currencies battered and bruised, with the euro getting ...
Read More Rising costs of living hitting back-to-school expenses
Cost of living increases are impacting parents budgeting for back-to-school expenses, according to a new survey for the Irish League ...
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