Govt debt could end up on ‘unsustainable path’ – IFAC
The Irish Fiscal Advisory Council has said the economy is recovering ‘swiftly’ but government spending plans for the upcoming Budget ...
Read More Central Bank has not approved shared equity scheme despite Minister’s claim
Earlier this month, Housing Minister Darragh O’Brien told Prime Time that the Government’s proposed shared equity scheme, a core part ...
Read More Fund approval will see Credit Unions investing in social housing
The Central Bank has approved a new fund that will facilitate credit unions to get involved in the delivery of ...
Read More Govt should abandon plans for tax cuts in upcoming Budget – ICTU
The Irish Congress of Trade Unions (ICTU) has said the Government should abandon its plans for tax cuts in the ...
Read More Irish shoppers increase use of electronic payments
Irish consumers’ use of online and mobile payment methods has continued to increase despite the easing of restrictions on physical ...
Read More Inflation rate rises to near ten-year high in August – CSO
The annual rate of inflation rose by 2.8% in August, its biggest increase in almost ten years. The latest figures ...
Read More ECB trims emergency support, but insists ‘no tapering’
The European Central Bank has today raised its forecast for economic growth in 2021, as the euro zone recovery gathers ...
Read More Gender gap in graduates’ pay expectations – survey
Female students have lower salary expectations than their male counterparts across a number of sectors, according to research by Universum, ...
Read More Economy to return to pre-Covid levels early next year – NTMA CEO
The chief executive of the National Treasury Management Agency, Conor O’Kelly, has told an audience of investors that the economy ...
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