Household spending plunge pulls down euro zone GDP in the first quarter of 2020
A plunge in household spending and investment pulled down euro zone gross domestic product in the first quarter as the ...
Read More Trading online voucher scheme to be expanded amid strong demand
A major expansion of the Trading Online Voucher Scheme to help small and micro enterprises to get online quickly has ...
Read More NTMA opens latest syndicated bond sale to plug Covid-19 deficit
The National Treasury Management Agency has this morning started the sale of a new 10-year bond, its third so far ...
Read More New rules on moneylenders will protect consumers
The Director of Consumer Protection with the Central Bank said new rules for licenced moneylenders will enhance and strengthen protections for ...
Read More Thousands of retailers reopen after months of closure
Thousands more businesses across the country have opened their doors for the first time in nearly three months, as the ...
Read More Many businesses to begin opening their doors again
Thousands more businesses across the country will begin opening their doors this morning for the first time in nearly three ...
Read More Construction activity contraction slows in May
Construction activity continued to fall sharply in May but at a softer pace than in April, the latest Ulster Bank ...
Read More Businesses urged not to miss out on energy supply suspension scheme
The Commission for Regulation of Utilities has warned businesses that they could miss out on energy savings by not talking ...
Read More Robust tax receipts helped offset impact of Covid-19 spending
Exchequer figures for May show an overall deficit in the public finances of €6.143bn. This compares with a deficit of ...
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