State further reduces stake in Bank of Ireland
The Government has reduced its stake in Bank of Ireland by a percentage point. In a statement to the stock ...
Read More Sinn Féin leader says ‘build to rent’ scheme would worsen housing crisis
Sinn Fein leader, Mary Lou McDonald TD has stated that if planning is approved for the 1,614 ‘build to rent’ ...
Read More Euro zone economic sentiment eases in August
Euro zone economic sentiment eased more than expected in August from a record high in July, hit by a sharp ...
Read More Consumer confidence rises but business sentiment slips – Bank of Ireland
Bank of Ireland’s latest Economic Pulse shows that consumer confidence rose in August but business sentiment slipped. Bank of Ireland ...
Read More People may be more conservative in how they use Covid savings – research
People are adopting a more conservative approach to using savings build up during the Covid-19 pandemic than anticipated, new research ...
Read More Government now faces tricky dilemma on PUP wind-down
When the history of Ireland’s handling of the pandemic is written in years to come, the economic impact and the ...
Read More People waiting for right opportunity to get new job – Indeed
Around three in ten workers surveyed by recruitment website Indeed said they were open to new employment opportunities but are ...
Read More Value of mortgage approvals at a ten-year high in July – BPFI
Just over 53,500 mortgages to the value of almost €13.2 billion were approved in Ireland in the 12 months to ...
Read More Faulty goods and services top CCPC query list
Issues relating to faulty goods and services topped the list of queries to the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission in ...
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