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Average Irish Mortgage Rate Rises Slightly To 4.27%
Ireland

Average Irish mortgage rate rises slightly to 4.27%
Inflation Falls To 4.1% In Year To January
Ireland

Inflation falls to 4.1% in year to January
'Way Too Early' To Declare Victory Over Inflation, Says Ecb Official
World

'Way too early' to declare victory over inflation, says ECB official
Ecb Raises Rates To 22-Year High
Business

ECB raises rates to 22-year high
Uk Interest Rates Could Rise To 4.5% In Face Of Stubborn Inflation
World

UK interest rates could rise to 4.5% in face of stubborn inflation
Delaying Mortgage Relief Support Until The Budget Is ‘Crazy’, Sinn Féin Says
Ireland

Delaying mortgage relief support until the budget is ‘crazy’, Sinn Féin says
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Svb Collapse: Ecb Interest Rate Hikes May Slow Amid Market Turmoil
Business

SVB collapse: ECB interest rate hikes may slow amid market turmoil
Irish Mortgage Rates On The Rise But Remain Among Lowest In Euro Zone
Ireland

Irish mortgage rates on the rise but remain among lowest in Euro zone
Buoyant Aib Targets Higher Return On Equity, Dividends And Buybacks
Business

Buoyant AIB targets higher return on equity, dividends and buybacks
Aib, Ebs And Haven To Increase New Fixed Mortgage Rates By 0.5%
Ireland

AIB, EBS and Haven to increase new fixed mortgage rates by 0.5%
Bank Of England Confirms Largest Interest Hike In Over 25 Years As Long Recession Looms
World

Bank of England confirms largest interest hike in over 25 years as long recession looms
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European Central Bank To Finally Join Rate Hike Club With Big Move On Agenda
World

European Central Bank to finally join rate hike club with big move on agenda
Saving €500 A Month Earns As Little As €1.63 In Interest After A Year
Ireland

Saving €500 a month earns as little as €1.63 in interest after a year
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