Irish inflation climbs over 3% again on higher energy and food prices – The Irish Times
Inflation in Ireland has climbed to more than 3 per cent again driven by higher energy and food…
How switching your mortgage for home renovations works – The Irish Times
With so few larger family homes on the market, it’s no surprise that people are opting to renovate.…
Mortgage interest rates rise for first time since January – The Irish Times
The interest rate attached to new mortgage contracts in Ireland has risen for the first time since January,…
Euro zone inflation dips closer to 2% as ECB holds rates – The Irish Times
Euro zone inflation eased slightly but stayed above 2 per cent, backing the European Central Bank’s decision to…
Interest rates have hit the floor. Here are the vital lessons for borrowers – The Irish Times
The long downward path of European Central Bank (ECB) interest rates may be at an end. But what…
Banks, bar HSBC, enjoy a bounce as trade hopes drives NYSE to new highs – The Irish Times
Optimism over improved prospects for a trade deal between the United States and China when Donald Trump and…
How to navigate the complex world of virtual money – The Irish Times
A lot is happening with our money right now, from our migration into a cashless world and the…
ECB ‘done with rate cuts’ as next move may be a rise – The Irish Times
The European Central Bank (ECB) is “done with rate cuts” and its next move could be a rate…
Copenhagen’s Scandi-noir summit – The Irish Times
The behind-the-scenes preparations for the meeting of European leaders in Copenhagen would have made a fitting episode of…
EU economy falls behind global rivals due to ‘complacency’, warns Mario Draghi – The Irish Times
Mario Draghi has warned that the European Union’s (EU) economic competitiveness is on the retreat due to “inaction”…
Have ECB interest rates reached their floor? – The Irish Times
The chances of another European Central Bank (ECB) rate cut appeared to diminish this week. Policymakers in Frankfurt…
Ireland is seventh most expensive country in euro area for new mortgages – The Irish Times
Ireland remains the seventh most expensive country in the euro area for new mortgages, with new data from…