ECB sticks with euro zone stimulus plans
The European Central Bank left policy unchanged as expected today, keeping copious stimulus flowing even as it saw reasons to ...
Read More Property transactions up 12% to €4.2bn despite pandemic
New data from the Property Price Register shows that the volume of residential transactions rose 12% in the first three ...
Read More 4 in 10 workers have no occupational pension – Age Action
40% of workers aged between 20 and 69 have no occupational pension coverage other than the state pension, according to ...
Read More Donohoe says Ireland committed to global tax deal – but it must work for small countries
Ireland is committed to reaching an agreement to overhaul global corporate tax, but it must be one that works for ...
Read More Government spent €13 billion on tackling Covid last year – CSO
Figures published the Central Statistics Office today give a provisional breakdown of the €13.1 billion spent by the Government last ...
Read More Job postings continue to grow, up 34% in first quarter – IrishJobs
Job postings on e-recruitment platform IrishJobs.ie were up 34% in the first quarter of the year, compared to the final ...
Read More Report warns of rising houses prices and delays
The construction industry could be unable to meet pent-up demand for housing and infrastructure, even when fully reopened, due to ...
Read More Covid supports not a subsidy for insurance firms – McGrath
Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform Michael McGrath has said the Covid-19 supports paid to businesses were “never intended to ...
Read More Covid-19 having ‘profound’ impact on SMEs
A survey by the Central Bank and the ESRI has found the impact of Covid-19 on small and medium sized ...
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