Two thirds of adults think Irish banks lack competition
Two thirds of adults in Ireland think the banking sector lacks competition, new research has found. While almost three quarters ...
Read More New electric car registrations slow down by 17% in October – SIMI
The latest figures from the Society of the Irish Motor Industry show that new car registrations for October were down ...
Read More Euro zone inflation, growth slow as ECB hikes weigh
Inflation in the euro zone hit a two-year low a month after its economy began contracting, data showed today, illustrating ...
Read More Energy suppliers set to cut electricity, gas charges
A number of energy suppliers are set to cut charges for electricity and gas from today. Nearly two million customers ...
Read More Manufacturing conditions continue to weaken amid fall in new orders
Business conditions in the manufacturing sector continued to weaken in October, new figures show. The latest Purchasing Managers Index from ...
Read More Inflation rate estimated to have slowed to 3.6% in October from 5% in September
There has been a significant slowing in the estimated annual rate of inflation in October. According to the latest “flash” ...
Read More Where next for interest rates as ECB pauses?
It has certainly been a busy eighteen months for the Monetary Policy Committee of the European Central Bank. Having spent ...
Read More Consumer sentiment improves following Budget measures
Consumer sentiment has improved slightly this month, boosted by the measures announced in Budget 2024. The latest Credit Union Consumer ...
Read More ECB breaks record streak of rate hikes as economy weakens
The European Central Bank left interest rates unchanged as expected today, snapping an unprecedented streak of ten consecutive rate hikes, ...
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