Euro zone business lending still weak amid slowdown
Lending to euro zone companies held at a two-year low last month despite lending to households hitting yet another post-crisis ...
Read More Ireland’s tax rules ‘used for aggressive tax planning’
The European Commission has claimed that “Ireland’s tax rules are used for aggressive tax planning”. The claim is made in ...
Read More Prices in Ireland 27% above EU average – CSO
Irish consumers pay the second highest prices in Europe, according to new figures from the Central Statistics Office. The country ...
Read More Consumer sentiment remains subdued in February
Consumer sentiment remained subdued in February as concerns over household finances largely cancelled out optimism around the economy in general, ...
Read More Average earnings rise by 3.5% last year – CSO
Average earnings in the economy rose by 3.5% last year, according to the latest figures from the Central Statistics Office. ...
Read More Enterprise Ireland invested €24m in Irish start-ups
600 delegates are attending the Enterprise Ireland Start-Up Showcase today in Croke Park. Enterprise Ireland, the government agency responsible for ...
Read More NTMA sells €500m of Treasury Bills with -0.535% yield
The National Treasury Management Agency has sold €500m worth of Treasury Bills. The manager of the State’s finances said it ...
Read More Consumer prices rose by 1.3% in year to January
Consumer prices rose by 1.3% in the year to the end of January, according to the Central Statistics Office, maintaining ...
Read More Virus pandemic fears knock European markets
A jump in number of coronavirus cases outside China hit European shares this morning, as investors feared the outbreak will ...
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