Central Bank’s Rowland says onus on firms to set the right standards
The Central Bank’s Director General, Financial Conduct, has said that increasing evidence in the financial services sector shows that ineffective ...
Read More NTMA raises €1.25 billion in bond auction
The National Treasury Management Agency has raised €1.25 billion this morning in an auction of Irish bonds. Today’s auction brings ...
Read More Supply shortage, rising costs could impact housing affordability – BPFI
A combination of lack of housing supply and rising construction costs could exacerbate property affordability issues in the years ahead, ...
Read More Too early to reconsider 2m rule in workplaces – McGrath
Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform Michael McGrath has said the Government would like to see people return to the ...
Read More Pandemic Unemployment Payment claims at six-month low
The number of people claiming temporary Covid-related jobless benefits fell by 8% to 285,000 this week, its lowest level since ...
Read More Euro zone economic dip milder than expected in first quarter
The euro zone economy contracted by much less than expected in the first quarter of the year, revised data from ...
Read More Is Ireland about to lose over €2 billion a year in tax revenue?
Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe at the G7 meeting in London Over the weekend, finance members from the G7 nations ...
Read More ‘Great to be back’ as outdoor hospitality returns
Publicans have said it is “great to be back” as bars, cafés and restaurants reopened for outdoor service. Bars, restaurants ...
Read More Household energy bills are rising – get ready to switch
This time last year, energy prices were just starting to recover from the record lows reached in the weeks before. ...
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