Covid-19 impact on labour market ‘staggering’ – McGrath
he Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform has said government spending this year will be in the region of €86 ...
Read More Central Bank finds weaknesses in some credit unions
Weaknesses have been identified in a number of credit unions as part of a supervisory analysis conducted by the Central ...
Read More Euro zone GDP revised up, but still a record drop
The euro zone economy declined by slightly less than initially estimated in the second quarter, but the drop was still ...
Read More UK must honour agreement to get free trade deal – Varadkar
Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment Leo Varadkar says he does not believe a free trade agreement can ...
Read More Pound falls on threat to Brexit divorce deal
Sterling fell to a 12-day low against the US dollar and the euro today as Brexit talks veered into fresh ...
Read More Economy in recession over impact of Covid-19 restrictions
New figures from the Central Statistics Office show that the economy contracted by 6.1% during the second quarter of 2020 ...
Read More UK seeks ‘more realism’ from EU ahead of Brexit talks
The UK has demanded “more realism” from the European Union ahead of crucial post-Brexit trade talks, which get under way ...
Read More Resilient taxes can’t match ballooning Government spending as €9.452bn defecit recorded
The amount of tax being collected by the State has continued to defy the scale of the pandemic economic crash ...
Read More Eurozone economy stalls as north-south divide emerges
The euro zone’s recovery ran out of steam midway through the third quarter, with gauges of activity pointing to contractions ...
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