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Construction activity saw modest slowdown in September – PMI

Activity in the construction sector slowed again in September, according to the latest purchasing managers index from BNP Paribas Real ...
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Insolvencies and startups both grew in third quarter

The number of insolvencies in the third quarter of the year was up 54% on the same period last year. ...
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World food price index little changed in September despite sugar surge – FAO

The United Nations food agency’s world price index was largely stable in September, as declines in the indices for vegetable ...
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Key tourism month of July not as strong as hoped – ITIC

The rising cost of doing business and reduced tourism accommodation supply meant the key tourism month of July wasn’t as ...
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Expansionary Budget ‘makes little economic sense’ – Nevin Economic Research Institute

The Nevin Economic Research Institute (NERI) has said an expansionary Budget next week “makes little economic sense” at this time. ...
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ESRI forecasts slowdown in Irish economy this year

A fall in exports and lower consumer spending in the face of higher inflation will lower the growth rate in ...
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Energy generation sources remain stable in September

Gas was responsible for generating 46% of Ireland’s electricity in September, amid mild, sunny and wet weather. That proportion was ...
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Value of Irish M&A deals up 48% over first nine months of 2023

The value of mergers and acquisitions with Irish involvement hit $33.3 billion during the first nine months of the year. ...
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Corporation tax take below estimate again in September

Corporation tax in September came in below the Department of Finance’s estimate for the second month in a row, according ...
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