Spotlight on Central Bank’s vetting process should lower risk of groupthink
Over more than a decade, the regulator has received 50,000 applications to approve individuals for key positions, approving 11,000 in the past four years alone
Over more than a decade, the regulator has received 50,000 applications to approve individuals for key positions, approving 11,000 in the past four years alone
Price growth in Irish economy continues to moderate in tandem with fall-off in energy costs internationally
Central Bank’s latest retail interest rate figures show fixed-rate contracts constitued two thirds of mortgage contracts agreed in May
Poll finds rise from 6% to 9% of central bank’s workers reporting suicidal thoughts
Cabinet has approved the wind down of the bad bank as house prices surpass pre-crash levels
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
Reservations among council members will fuel expectations that ECB will leave rates on hold later this month
Central Bank governor said he is 'pleased' with latest data showing inflation in the 20 Eurozone countries slow to 2.5% in June
Lower rises in energy and fresh food costs are offset by persistently high services prices
Paying off credit card debt, topping up your pension or saving for a rainy day are among the options for mortgage holders who find they now more money in their pockets following the recent ECB rate cut
Trade is expected to raise in excess of €570 million
It would be easier for euro area firms to offer pan-European digital payment solutions with a digital euro
Central Bank-published study finds rate at which lower-risk borrowers are leaving non-lending service firms has been higher than the switching rate away from retail banks in recent months
Some countries, including Ireland, had previously run budget surpluses of over 5% of GDP for more than a decade, it said
Banks were in focus on Dublin market as it was confirmed that euro zone inflation ticked up to 2.6 per cent in May
Any indication of a delay in reaching the target would lower the chances of another reduction
Think tank had called central bank’s move to ease mortgage limits ‘premature’
Interest rates attached to home loans are expected to fall over the coming months as ECB reduces headline rates
The completion of CMU has the potential to unlock billions in private capital across the EU that would stoke much-needed economic growth
‘Good degree of confidence’ that inflation is on the way back to 2 per cent
Banks among the sectors under pressure in Europe, while Wall Street stocks advance
Ireland’s politicians could not resist a bit of bank-bashing in an election week
Gabriel Makhlouf reiterates that ECB has not decided on future interest rate reductions
Close to 200,000 homeowners are set to benefit from the ECB rate cut of 0.25 percentage points immediately
Nonbank lenders are targeting niche markets as banks still hold whip hand on the most competitive interest rates
Banking stocks mixed after first interest rate reduction in five years
Several mortgage lenders cut their fixed rates in advance of well-flagged move
European Central Bank cuts rates but several data sets point in wrong direction and make further cuts far from predictable
Interest rates are now falling from what were record levels for the ECB but how far and how fast will depend on wider EU economy
European Central Bank makes first move lower interest rates after hiking them 10 times since 2022
Borrowers should not expect to see ultra low rates any time soon, regardless of today’s rate cut
Sharon Donnery to leave Central Bank of Ireland later this year
Scale of boost for consumers, housing and investment will depend on how low borrowing costs can go
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