Monthly mortgage approvals rise by 14% in August
New figures from Banking and Payments Federation Ireland show that the monthly growth trend in the number of approved mortgages ...
Read More Economic outlook ‘less dire’ than forecast – IMF
The global economic outlook is less bleak than in June, an IMF spokesman has said, signaling that the organisation’s forecast ...
Read More Living with Covid requires long-term government support – Chambers Ireland
A new survey from Chambers Ireland shows that companies are still reporting a 32% decline in turnover despite the re-opening ...
Read More Sterling edges higher after Sunak announces new job support scheme
Sterling edged higher today after British finance minister Rishi Sunak announced a new job support scheme, but said the government ...
Read More Warning that some goods could double in price with Brexit
The Irish Road Haulage Association is warning trade will be “severely upset” because of Brexit and the price of some ...
Read More Sterling extends losses after new Covid-19 UK restrictions
Sterling extended its losses against the dollar and euro today, and is having its worst month in four years. This ...
Read More Third of employers no longer need all of their office space
More than a third of Irish businesses are looking to reduce their office space in the wake of the Covid ...
Read More WTO says US tariffs on China are not justified and breach trade rules
The World Trade Organisation (WTO) has undercut the main justification for US President Donald Trump’s trade war against China, saying ...
Read More Number of PUP claimants falls just 3,600 in last week
The number of people claiming the Pandemic Unemployment Payment (PUP) has fallen by just 3,600 in the last week. In ...
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