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Sarah Harte: We need legislation to repair issues and deficits — not more referenda

We need stronger policies that emphasise the civic role of the state in facilitating the wellbeing of families and individual citizens

Oliver Mangan: Markets not celebrating Covid-19 rear-view mirror growth figures

<p>The outcome of the US election could have an impact on the dollar.</p>

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US election adding to long-term uncertainty for dollar

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Cork firms facing 'immeasurable stress', business survey finds

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UK job cuts increased even as lockdown eased

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Government deficit of €21bn forecast for this year

FILE PHOTO The Government has announced plans for a commercial landlord code of conduct, which urges them to help businesses who

Covid and Brexit accentuating two-speed recovery, says Ibec

Ibec has warned the gap between those companies and households who are coping with the Covid crisis and those who are struggling because of it is growing, with Ireland experiencing a so-called ‘K-shaped’ recovery.

Mon, 05 Oct, 2020

Ignore the warnings of IFAC at our peril

When it comes to our economy, things can turn with lightning speed, says Kyran Fitzgerald

Mon, 03 Dec, 2018

Ireland criticised for jailing immigrants over questions about legal status

More than 400 immigrants and other visitors were detained in Irish jails in one year because of questions over their legal status.

Thu, 29 Mar, 2018

Bank of Ireland's new Dublin headquarters

‘Booming economy not overheating’

Supported by the booming domestic side of the economy, the Irish economy continues to grow at a strong pace, and has survived the first wave of uncertainty caused by the UK’s vote over a year ago to quit the EU, the Central Bank has found.

Sat, 29 Jul, 2017

Irish children of British workers set for benefits rise

Irish workers in Britain, whose children remain in Ireland, should receive an increase in child benefit from the British government under the terms of its deal to stay in the EU.

Tue, 23 Feb, 2016

Zero growth sparks alarm in eurozone states

Eurozone economic growth ground to a halt in the second quarter as Germany’s economy shrank and France’s stagnated.

Fri, 15 Aug, 2014

4% growth puts spring in US economy's step

The US economy sprang back to life in the second quarter, growing by 4%.

Wed, 30 Jul, 2014

GDP growth figures ‘misleading’

GDP is no longer an accurate gauge of economic activity in the economy, according to the ESRI.

Fri, 11 Apr, 2014

Stringent EU budget rules come into force

STRINGENT and comprehensive new budget rules for EU governments backed up with tough penalties come into force today and are similar to what the new inter-governmental fiscal compact aims to reinforce.

Tue, 13 Dec, 2011

Little movement for FTSE

Banking shares kept the London market aloft today following bullish comment on the sector from investment brokers.

Mon, 28 Mar, 2011

NCB says GDP will be down 14% by 2010

NCB Stockbrokers says that the Irish economy should survive the current recession if the Government delivers a comprehensive strategy to cut spending and promote competitiveness, business and jobs.

Wed, 15 Apr, 2009

GDP gives false impression, says report

LIVING standards in Ireland will be determined by the pace of productivity growth the economy can achieve in the medium term, a new report concludes.

Sat, 21 May, 2005

Best day of 2005 for US stocks

Modest growth in the gross domestic product and a drop in oil prices gave Wall Street its best day of 2005 today as investors at least temporarily set aside inflation fears and picked up bargains in a heavily sold-off market.

Thu, 31 Mar, 2005

US stocks lifted by GDP data

A better-than-expected reading of the United States’ gross domestic product sent stocks substantially higher for the third straight session today, with the Dow Jones industrial average and Standard & Poor’s 500 index each posting its best close of the year.

Fri, 25 Feb, 2005

Irish ‘shower of wasters’ in water management

THE Irish are “a shower of wasters” when it comes to water, the Green Party said yesterday.

Wed, 21 Apr, 2004

Blow for economy as GNP rises by just 0.1%

THE growth of the nation’s wealth virtually stopped last year as Gross National Product (GNP) increased by just 0.1%, the lowest increase in 20 years.

Wed, 16 Jul, 2003