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Euro zone inflation edges up in January to 2.5%

Euro zone inflation ticked up slightly in January to 2.5%, edging higher for a fourth consecutive month driven by energy ...
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Fall in job vacancies but level of hybrid roles remains stable

There was a 9% quarterly decrease in the number of new job vacancies created on hiring platform IrishJobs in the ...
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Buoyant manufacturing firms return to growth, PMI shows

The manufacturing sector returned to growth in January thanks to fresh impetus in output and new orders, as confidence levels ...
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Gold hits record high on safe-haven demand amid tariff threats

Gold prices rose to hit a lifetime high today, sparked by safe-haven demand due to US tariff threats, while the ...
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Euro zone economy stagnated in last quarter, foreshadowing weak 2025

The euro zone economy stagnated last quarter as worried consumers zipped up their purses, adding to fears that a long-predicted ...
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Bank of Ireland increases growth forecast for domestic economy for 2025

Bank of Ireland has increased its growth forecast for the domestic economy for this year. It said modified domestic demand ...
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European Central Bank expected to cut interest rates by 0.25%

The European Central Bank is expected to cut interest rates by 0.25% when its governing council meets today. This will ...
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First-time buyer mortgage drawdowns hit highest level since 2007

Mortgage drawdowns by first-time buyers (FTB) hit the highest level since 2007 last year, new figures show. The data from ...
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Over 80% of consumers targeted by scammers last year

Over 80% of Irish consumers were targeted by scammers last year, new data shows. The research carried out by international ...
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