Market sell-off turns ‘ugly’ as US recession fears grow
Turbulence for global stock markets continues as Trump gives mixed signals on tariffs
Government funding row stalls delivery of up to 5,000 social and affordable homes
Approved Housing Bodies say they have been waiting over six months to start work on projects because department refuses to sign off on funding
Government is now a property octopus with tentacles everywhere
It hard to imagine a bigger kaleidoscope of policies and measures sitting beside any property market in the world
Lagarde hints at April pause amid threat of trade war
European Central Bank makes sixth cut to interest rates sine last July, bringing its main deposit rate down to 2.5%
Ireland has large trade deficit with US, new CSO figures show
State’s big trade surplus with the US in goods is offset by large trade in services going the other way
‘Once-off’ €500m tax payment boosts exchequer data in February
Latest exchequer returns show Government has collected €15.2bn in tax this year with spending up on last year but below expectations
Ireland now ‘at full employment’ as headline jobless rate falls to just 3.9%
Seasonally adjusted unemployment rate drops again, according to data from the Central Statistics Office
Global markets fall as investors weigh prospects of global trade war
European carmakers tumbled on Tuesday as US president Donald Trump’s broad tariffs against Canada, Mexico and China came into effect
Celtic Linen owner JSG reports increased earnings while signaling possible listings move
UK laundry and linen specialist Johnson Service Group reports 10 per cent increase in revenue to £513m
Ireland risks fine of up to €26bn if EU-agreed climate targets missed
Report by Irish Fiscal Advisory Council and Climate Change Advisory Council sets out potential costs for State
Is the answer to Ireland’s housing crisis more apartments?
The country is full of half-empty three and four-bed detached homes, chief executive of Cairn Homes Michael Stanley says
Irish inflation moderates to 1.3% ahead of expected ECB rate cut
On a monthly basis, prices rose by 0.7 per cent as consumers faced higher energy, transport and food costs
Carmakers drive European shares lower after Trump’s tariff threats
European manufacturers take fright as Trump threatens tariffs
Cairn Homes chief casts doubt on surge in housing commencements
Property market strength continues to buoy business
€2bn Dublin Bay wind farm to submit planning application
Construction work on Dublin Array scheme with 310 metre blades could begin in 2027