Euro zone business activity contracts unexpectedly in September
Euro zone business activity contracted sharply and unexpectedly this month as the bloc’s dominant services industry flatlined while a downturn ...
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The first payments of the Government’s fuel allowance will be made this week. The means-tested payment will be paid for ...
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21% of adults here do not have any financial arrangements in place for retirement, a new survey has found. That ...
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New research shows that 84% of businesses are planning to increase pay in 2025, with respondents forecasting an average increase ...
Read More 90% of Irish CEOs see full return to office in three years’ time
90% of Irish CEOs believe there will be a return to pre-pandemic ways of working in the office within the ...
Read More US Fed cuts interest rates by half a percentage point
The US Federal Reserve has cut interest rates by half of a percentage point, kicking off what is expected to ...
Read More Euro zone current surplus shrinks in July
The euro zone’s current account surplus shrunk in July on a lower trade surplus and a drop in primary income, ...
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