Number of home buyers opting for fixed-rate mortgages drops
Central Bank’s latest retail interest rate figures show fixed-rate contracts constitued two thirds of mortgage contracts agreed in May
Central Bank’s latest retail interest rate figures show fixed-rate contracts constitued two thirds of mortgage contracts agreed in May
The study from Indeed and the Central Bank of Ireland shows wages remain higher than the pre-pandemic average of 2.5 per cent in 2019
Summer Economic Statement indicates tax measures amounting to €1.4 billion will be in October’s budget with additional spending of €6.9 billion
Gabriel Makhlouf urges Government against giveaway budget
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First-time buyers are getting older, buying smaller homes and are not necessarily in a couple. Some urban areas other than Dublin are seeing relatively low activity
Central Bank report suggests cases are settled faster through Injuries Resolution Board than litigation route
Monetary policy alone cannot deliver growth and prosperity. Any brighter economic future needs input from policymakers and governments
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Financial regulator warns Coalition it would not be appropriate to continue with an expansionary fiscal stance over the period 2024-2026
Generous budget measures, over and above the Government’s 5 per cent spending rule, could trigger overheating dynamics, regulator says
Singapore-based crypto asset exchange has received VASP authorisation from the Central Bank
The former lawyer, banker and at one time the State’s most recognisable civil servant has been elected the country’s first directly-elected mayor in Limerick
Total value of card payments edges up 0.4% to €8.2bn even though number of transactions is down, Central Bank says
Lender also accepts radio ad failed to meet Consumer Protection Code standards on accuracy and clarity
Gabriel Makhlouf reiterates that ECB has not decided on future interest rate reductions
UK neobank heavily engaged with Irish regulators in effort to secure authorisation to operate here
Central Bank’s former Dame Street headquarter office gets new lease of life as flexible workspace giant finally takes over
Sharon Donnery to leave Central Bank of Ireland later this year
In highly critical review, ESRI describes regulator’s move to ease its borrowing rules for first-time buyers as ‘premature’
Latest flash estimate for the harmonised index of consumer prices (HICP) shows prices rose by 0.5 per cent during May
Factors including the end of super profits at the bank have helped push it to a €132.1 million loss, according to its latest annual report
Thousands of homeowners are seeing low fixed rates expire, and mortgage arrears could begin to spike
Governing council members are expected to unofficially discuss the future pace of rate cuts
Central Bank preparing new rules to rein in investment funds
Interest rates may be close to their peak ahead of an expected ECB cut next month
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
Vasileios Madouros highlights economic risk from rising geopolitical tensions and further trade fragmentation
Regulator’s review highlights instances of ‘inadequate follow-up with borrowers’ and poor staff knowledge
Outsurance has conducted a soft launch of products ahead of its official opening here in May
Eamonn Masterson faced 44 counts of deception between 2017 and 2019
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