We should not get too grim about economy

SOME recent analysis on the fate of the economy has been described as lurid by a leading banker.

We should not get too grim about economy
Sat, 07 Jul, 2007 - 01:00
Brian O'Mahony, Chief Business Corespondent

By that he meant far too gloomy.

The comment came from Chris Johns whose back was against the wall over Bank of Ireland Asset Management’s poor fund performance.

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