ECB’s Holzmann says warming to June rate cut but keeping an eye on Fed
The European Central Bank could start cutting interest rates in June as inflation may fall quicker than expected but should ...
Read More Inflation falls below 2% for first time since June 2021 – flash CSO reading
Annual inflation in Ireland fell below the euro zone-wide target of 2% for the first time in almost three years ...
Read More Unions join forces in call for major reforms of workers’ rights
Several of Ireland’s largest trade union groups have joined forces calling for a major reform of workers’ rights. The Respect ...
Read More Cost of second hand homes in Dublin rise 1.9% in first quarter
The average price of a used property in Dublin rose 1.9% between January and March compared to the previous three ...
Read More Pension auto-enrolment: What is it and what will it cost?
After decades of discussion and debate, the prospect of workers being automatically added into a private pension scheme took a ...
Read More Manufacturing contracts again in March – PMI
The manufacturing sector contracted in March after briefly returning to growth a month earlier, a survey showed today, with confidence ...
Read More €10m paid out so far under €125m mortgage interest relief scheme
Just €10m has so far been paid out in mortgage interest relief under the Government scheme announced in the budget, ...
Read More Cabinet approves Bill to introduce pension auto-enrolment
Draft legislation designed to set up the new pension auto-enrolment system has been approved by the Cabinet. If enacted, the ...
Read More Price increases in store for consumers from Monday
Inflation in Ireland has fallen significantly in recent months, but a number of cost increases will weigh on consumers from ...
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