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 ...
Read More Tourism and hospitality sector seeks help as losses reach €27m a day
The loss of international tourists to Ireland is costing the tourism and hospitality sector €27m a day. That’s according to ...
Read More Exchequer deficit climbed to €9.5bn by end of August
The public finances recorded a deficit of €9.5bn at the end of August according to the latest Exchequer Returns. This compares ...
Read More Service sector recovers at faster pace in August – PMI
ctivity in the services sector grew for the second month in a row in August, and at a slightly faster ...
Read More Europe dips into deflation amid Covid hit
Eurozone inflation turned negative last month for the first time since May 2016, raising chances that the European Central Bank ...
Read More Real-time data indicates recovery slowed in August
The pace of the recovery of the Irish economy from Covid-19 restrictions slowed substantially in August. That’s according to stockbroker ...
Read More Revenue confirms 22,000 employers registered for Employment Wage Subsidy Scheme
As the new Employment Wage Subsidy Scheme goes live today, the Revenue Commissioners has confirmed that more than 22,100 employers have ...
Read More Certain directors can now claim employment wage subsidy
Directors that control more than 15pc of a business can now claim the Employment Wage Subsidy Scheme (EWSS). This follows ...
Read More Rebound in manufacturing slows amid weaker demand
Manufacturing activity kept growing last month but at a slower pace than in July amid weakening demand and resumed job ...
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