Euro zone inflation edges up, ‘underlying’ price growth steady
Euro zone inflation accelerated in November and its most closely watched components remained high, data showed today, adding to the ...
Read More ECB’s Lane says bank should focus on future risks for policy decisions, FT reports
The European Central Bank should make future monetary policy decisions based on upcoming risk rather than the latest economic data, ...
Read More Manufacturing activity contracts slightly in November – PMI
The country’s manufacturing sector saw a slight downturn in November, with a survey today showing a contraction in activity as ...
Read More Inflation increases to 0.5% in November – flash estimate
Consumer prices rose by 0.5% in the year to November compared to 0.1% in October – the highest level in ...
Read More AI accountability lab launched at Trinity College Dublin
A new research group designed to advance accountability in artificial intelligence (AI) has been launched at Trinity College Dublin. The ...
Read More Monthly retail sales dip by 0.1% in October – CSO
New Central Statistics Office figures published today show that retail sales fell by 0.1% on a monthly basis in October ...
Read More NTMA to issue €6-10 billion worth of bonds next year
The National Treasury Management Agency said today it plans to issue €6 billion to €10 billion of bonds over the ...
Read More Cost competitiveness a top issue for US companies here
Cost competitiveness is the the top issue for American companies looking to expand in Ireland, new data shows. The latest ...
Read More Oil traders focus on weekend OPEC+ meeting
Slowing fuel demand growth in top consumers China and the US has weighed heavily on oil prices this year, although ...
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