China’s Q3 GDP growth slows to one-year low in test of long-term policy plans
China’s economic growth slowed to the weakest pace in a year in the third quarter as fragile domestic demand left ...
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Bank of Ireland has more than doubled to £350m (€400m) the amount it had set aside to compensate customers for ...
Read More The digital euro: Benefits and pitfalls of tapping ECB cash
Could the digital euro be a reality within four years? There is certainly momentum building, even if consumers remain sceptical. ...
Read More Fed rate-cut bets drive gold to new record highs
Gold hit a record high for the fourth straight session today, as investors flocked to the safe-haven metal on brewing ...
Read More Minister for Finance publishes Finance Bill
The Minister for Finance has published the Finance Bill which implements the tax changes announced on Budget Day, as well ...
Read More 40% rise in fraudulent payments in Ireland
There was a 40% rise in the volume of fraudulent payments last year compared to 2023, according to the Central ...
Read More More than a third of Irish workers failed to use all their annual leave last year – survey
Over a third of Irish people failed to make full use of their holiday entitlements last year, according to new ...
Read More Ifac: Corporation tax more reliant on manufacturing and ICT than previously thought
Official data may be understating the amount of corporation tax paid by the manufacturing and information and communications technology (ICT) ...
Read More EU to pay over €0.5 billion to 110,499 farmers under BISS and CRISS schemes
Over half a billion euro is to be paid to Irish farmers in advance payments as part of two EU-funded ...
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