European Commission ‘strongly regrets’ US plan for new steel tariffs
The European Commission said that it “strongly” regrets an announced increase of US tariffs on steel imports and…
Eurozone wage growth sinks, supporting further ECB easing
A key measure of euro area pay growth plunged, supporting the European Central Bank’s claim inflation will soon…
Ireland warned after Spain’s digital payment blackout
One could only feel sorry for the flustered shopkeepers on the beachfront boardwalks along Spain’s sunshine coasts this…
CSO figures that show a sharp decline in tourism ‘don’t reflect’ industry sentiment on the ground
Tourism trade bodies have said that the significant decline in inbound tourism figures reported by the Central Statistics…
Ireland’s ‘blue economy’ making waves in jobs and growth
The lyrics from the 1960s ballad — ‘The sea, oh the sea, is a sure guarantee some hour…
Ireland still seen as good investment opportunity by US firms despite prospect of tariffs
Ireland will continue to be seen as a good place for investment by US firms with operations here…
Ireland saw record levels of new business startups last year
2024 saw a surge in new business startups with the number of new limited company startups, sole traders,…
Slovakian central bank chief ‘increasingly confident’ eurozone disinflation path ‘on solid footing’
Eurozone inflation is increasingly likely to return to target next year but a bit more evidence is needed…