US Fed cuts rates by quarter point but offers no guidance for the future
US rate cut follows move earlier by Bank of England which signals that further reduction is unlikely before next year
US rate cut follows move earlier by Bank of England which signals that further reduction is unlikely before next year
Traders optimistic after the US Federal Reserve chairman Jay Powell signalled a series of cuts are likely to follow
UK central bank also confirms plan to sell down its government bond holdings at current rate of £100bn a year
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Securing a UK licence was seen as key in the fintech’s pursuit of a €41bn market valuation and to compete against more established traditional banks
Data may open the way for Bank of England to cut interest rates further
Financials and tech stocks worst hit as indices show a sea of red
Iseq index down almost 1.8% as AIB and Bank of Ireland slip after PTSB’s strong results
Headline rate cut by a quarter of a percentage point to 5% but governor dampens expectation for rapid series of cuts
US central bank set to acknowledge that easing inflation and softening jobs market justify policy pivot
The tentacles of shadow banking extend into the Irish economy in many ways yet we remain complacent
Iseq All-Share index dipped 0.4 per cent to 9,545.64, with heavyweights Kerry and Ryanair declining
Slowdown in price growth has allowed Rishi Sunak to declare victory over cost-of-living squeeze but is unlikely to aid Conservative Party in July election
Banks were in focus on Dublin market as it was confirmed that euro zone inflation ticked up to 2.6 per cent in May
European automakers such Volkswagen and BMW slipped around 1 per cent after European Commission said it would impose duties on imported Chinese electric vehicles
Inflation has fallen but remains above 2% target
Past and present policymakers should ask more searching questions about the causes and impact of the price surge
The funds at the centre of the move are called liability-driven investment funds. While they are typically managed from London, many of them are listed in Dublin and Luxembourg
Former UK prime minister’s new memoir shows she is isn’t backing down despite being blamed for almost collapsing the British economy
FTSE 100 on track for record high after figures raise hopes of exit from technical recession
However, governor Andrew Bailey has said Britain’s economy is “moving in the right direction” to start cutting rates
The usually conservative central bank had been expected to keep rates on hold and wait at least another three months before move
Too early for certainty on whether the economy is no longer in recession
Signs of upturn leaves Bank of England wary of premature cut in interest rates
Underwhelming US price data dampens speculation of early cut in interest rates
Middle-ground speculation is for ECB rate cuts to begin in June
Bank’s monetary policy committee split three ways on where next for rates
We have steadily been moving to online shopping and digital payments, but cash continues to circulate widely
Bigger than expected drop sparks slide in sterling as traders reinforce bets on Bank of England interest rate cuts
US Fed, ECB and BoE meet this week as strong labour data suggests policy pivot unlikely
Iseq fails to match peers as few stocks shine on the day
New Wolseley restaurant comes as Square Mile aims to become leisure hotspot after drop in worker footfall
‘Much too early to be thinking about rate cuts,’ Governor Andrew Bailey warns
Data piles pressure on Bank of England to hike interest rates yet again
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