Global Shifts Reshape Markets, Bringing Fresh Risks and Opportunities for Investors
Market volatility and uncertainty look set to remain a defining feature of the investment landscape into 2026, according to investment ...
Read More ECB Expected to Pause Again as Debate Intensifies Over What Comes Next
The European Central Bank is widely expected to leave interest rates unchanged at its meeting this week, marking a fourth ...
Read More EU Reconsiders 2035 Combustion Engine Ban Amid Industry Pressure
The European Commission is expected to signal a significant shift in its climate and transport policy, with plans to revise ...
Read More UK Economy Records Unexpected Contraction Ahead of Key Rate Decision
The UK economy recorded an unexpected decline in the three months to October, according to new figures from the Office ...
Read More Inflation Climbs to 21-Month High as Prices Continue to Rise
Ireland’s annual rate of consumer price inflation increased to 3.2% in November, according to the latest figures from the Central ...
Read More Irish Economy Faces Slower Growth Outlook Over the Coming Decade
Ireland’s domestic economy is expected to record modest but steady growth over the next ten years, according to a new ...
Read More Irish Mortgage Rates Fall to Their Lowest Level in Over a Year
New data from the Central Bank shows that the average interest rate on new mortgages in Ireland fell to 3.56 ...
Read More Planning Activity Rises as Third Quarter Permissions Jump Nearly 30 Percent
New figures from the Central Statistics Office indicate a notable uplift in planning activity, with permissions granted in the third ...
Read More Ireland Marks 40 Years Since Its First Mobile Phone Call
Ireland marks a significant technological milestone this week, celebrating four decades since the country’s first mobile phone call. The call, ...
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