Spending on homewares up 18% in August, but pub spend dips 1% – AIB
Summer spending recovered slightly last month despite the continuing bad weather, a new survey shows today. The AIB August Spend ...
Read More Annual house price growth cools to 1.5% in July – CSO
New figures from the Central Statistics Office show that residential property prices rose by 1.5% in the 12 months to ...
Read More Economic growth expected to slow as multinational exports weaken – Central Bank
The Central Bank has lowered its forecasts for growth in the economy based on weaker exports from multinationals in Ireland, ...
Read More Grocery price inflation falls to lowest level in a year – Kantar
Grocery price inflation slowed to 11.5% in the 12 weeks to September 3, new figures from Kantar show today. This ...
Read More Construction activity continued to slow in August – PMI
A slowdown in construction activity continued in August, according to the latest construction purchasing managers index from BNP Paribas Real ...
Read More What next for Irish stock market amid departures of key players?
Vladimir Lenin is widely credited with the phrase ‘there are decades where nothing happens; and there are weeks where decades ...
Read More Wholesale energy prices fell again in August
Wholesale electricity prices continued their decline in August compared to prices last year, according to the latest report published by ...
Read More Budget will help with cost of living, McGrath says
The Minister for Finance has said the latest European Central Bank interest rate increase will undoubtedly add pressure to many ...
Read More Plans for participation exemption to Irish corporation tax
The Government has announced plans to introduce changes to how dividend income received from foreign branches of companies with bases ...
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