Economy

Domestic Economic Growth Slowed More Than Expected In 2023, Figures Show
Business

Domestic economic growth slowed more than expected in 2023, figures show
Eurozone Inflation Eases To 2.6% As Energy Prices Fall
Business

Eurozone inflation eases to 2.6% as energy prices fall
‘Transformative’ Effect Of Ai On Irish Workforce Examined By Government
Business

‘Transformative’ effect of AI on Irish workforce examined by Government
Uk Repeal Of Legal Duty To Protect All-Island Economy Will Have ‘Little Effect’
Ireland

UK repeal of legal duty to protect all-island economy will have ‘little effect’
Japan’s Economy Drops To Fourth Largest In World As Recession Hits
World

Japan’s economy drops to fourth largest in world as recession hits
Uk Economy Falls Into Recession, Adding To Sunak's Election Challenge
Business

UK economy falls into recession, adding to Sunak's election challenge
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Concerns Over Chocolate Prices For Easter As Cocoa Cost Hits Record High
Business

Concerns over chocolate prices for Easter as cocoa cost hits record high
Public Sector Pay Talks To Resume Amid Industrial Action Threat
Ireland

Public sector pay talks to resume amid industrial action threat
Esri Forecasts Small Rise In Domestic Demand, Drop In Gdp
Ireland

ESRI forecasts small rise in domestic demand, drop in GDP
‘Excess Profits’ Made By Big Firms Boosted Inflation – Report
Business

‘Excess profits’ made by big firms boosted inflation – report
Services Sector Growth Quickens For First Time Since April
Business

Services sector growth quickens for first time since April
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Bitcoin Price Breaches $42,000 For First Time In Nearly Two Years
Business

Bitcoin price breaches $42,000 for first time in nearly two years
Inflation In Europe Falls To 2.4%, The Lowest In More Than Two Years
Business

Inflation in Europe falls to 2.4%, the lowest in more than two years
Central Bank Warns Over Commercial Property Price Shock
Business

Central Bank warns over commercial property price shock
Consumer Sentiment Edges Up For Second Successive Month
Ireland

Consumer sentiment edges up for second successive month
‘Far Too Early’ To Discuss Reducing Interest Rates, Says Central Bank Governor
Business

‘Far too early’ to discuss reducing interest rates, says Central Bank governor
Budget 2024 Helps Lift Consumer Sentiment From Six-Month Low, Survey Suggests
Business

Budget 2024 helps lift consumer sentiment from six-month low, survey suggests
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