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Record levels of first-time mortgages approved in Feb

Mortgage approvals for first-time buyers hit a record annualised high in February. Figures from Banking and Payments Federation of Ireland ...
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ESRI forecasts return to growth in household incomes this year as inflation falls

The ESRI has upgraded its outlook for economic growth this year, amid falling inflation, an expected normalisation of exports and ...
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Credit unions main lender for personal loans – research

Overall non-performing consumer loans at banks and credit unions remain near recent historical lows, despite a slight increase observed in ...
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ECB confident wage growth slowdown on track – Lane

The European Central Bank is increasingly confident that wage growth is slowing back toward more normal levels, potentially opening the ...
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Consumer sentiment falls in March amid ongoing caution

Consumer sentiment dropped again this month, new research has found, amid ongoing caution and concern. The Credit Union Consumer Sentiment ...
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Wholesale electricity prices down almost 47% in past year

There was a decrease in the price of wholesale electricity in February 2024 with prices 15.3% lower than the previous ...
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Europe’s IPO market hits bump but recovery still on course, bankers say

A strong debut by Swiss skincare company Galderma on Friday is steadying nerves around Europe’s IPO market, a day after ...
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House prices spike in counties Cavan, Longford and Tipperary

House price increases in lower-priced counties soared above the national average in the first three months of the year as ...
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Housing commencements up 85% year-on-year

Notices that work was beginning on 3,699 new homes across the country were received in February, new data from the ...
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