Spend yesterday approached pre-Covid levels – Revolut
Hairdressers, barbers, spas, chiropractors and dentists were among the big beneficiaries of the Phase 3 reopening of the economy yesterday, ...
Read More Manufacturing bounces back to pre-pandemic growth rate – PMI
The manufacturing sector returned to growth in June after recovering almost all of the sudden deterioration seen following the coronavirus-related ...
Read More Fall in mortgage approvals but market shows resilience
The number of new mortgage approvals in May was nearly 62% lower than the same month last year. According to ...
Read More Workers on Covid-19 benefit payments face tax bills
A large number of full-time workers in receipt of the Temporary Wage Subsidy Scheme or Pandemic Unemployment Payment face tax ...
Read More Euro zone bank lending continues to surge amid crisis – ECB
Lending to euro zone companies continued to surge in May as firms relied heavily on bank credit to stay afloat ...
Read More IMF lowers 2020 growth forecasts again amid Covid-19 crisis
The International Monetary Fund has further lowered its forecasts for global economic growth this year. In its World Economic Outlook ...
Read More Ibec calls for end to travel restrictions
Employers’ group Ibec has called for Ireland’s international travel restrictions to be ended and for testing and tracing to be ...
Read More Consumer sentiment improves for second month after Covid-19 collapse
Consumer sentiment improved in June for the second month in a row, but remains well below levels recorded before the ...
Read More Economic growth averaged 5.2% every year between 2013 and 2018 – CSO
Growth in the Irish economy averaged 5.2% per annum from 2013 to 2018, according to an analysis of new CSO data. ...
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