For some Irish traders, the main dilemma is not the method of trading, but the choice of markets to engage with  

After a year of volatility, the bio-pharma/life sciences sector in Ireland met up in Cork last week with a renewed sense of possibility. US president Donald Trump's shenanigans in Davos fortunately concluded without doing damage.

Irish exports to China are expected to have fallen 13% in the past year

Donald Trump's announcement on January 27 that new import tariffs would apply to the pharmaceutical industry shook the sector

Tariffs, AI, cybersecurity, and sustainability

Booming Irish banks make most of macroeconomic 'sweet spot'

Is Ireland's IDA strategy enough to overcome the FDI slowdown?

Deal will give exporters from EU much-needed lift, says John Whelan

Medtronic sends products directly from their Irish and other European facilities to the South American markets, avoiding their US distribution centre and US tariffs

In July, 56 EU-based AI companies signed a public letter urging the Commission to pause parts of the AI Act