EU needs to push ahead with capital reforms together - Donohoe
Meeting of euro zone finance ministers discusses long stalled capital market reforms
Eurogroup
Donohoe brings dad energy to London as he tells financiers Europe has a fix for its economic ills
The Minister for Public Expenditure travelled to London as president of the Eurogroup, preaching optimism
Scope for extra tax measures in budget ‘narrow’, Jack Chambers says
Government hasn’t yet decided on all October budget details, Minister for Finance says
Budget 2025 could include tax changes to encourage households to invest savings
Michael McGrath says Government looking at tax changes so people who invest money are not unduly ‘penalised’
EU finance ministers agree outline agreement on closer integration of capital markets
Broad roadmap agreed by all 27 member state at a Eurogroup meeting chaired by Paschal Donohoe
Economists warn fiscal squeeze to hit euro zone next year
Return of tight budget rules will end three years of supportive fiscal policy
The digital euro is coming but how will it be different from Revolut?
A digital version of the single currency would see euros being carried in a wallet on your smartphone
US to miss deadline to avoid new digital services taxes, Janet Yellen says
Earlier this year, the US won an extension of a pledge from other jurisdictions to refrain from new DSTs
Prices for consumers are ‘still too high’, says Minister for Finance
Europe at a ‘turning point’ for public finances as Eurogroup ministers agree to rein in spending
The digital euro could well flop if a cap limits its usefulness
The prospect of private companies establishing themselves as tollbooths on transactions instead is concerning
Bank regulation ‘strengthened’ but threat of contagion remains, says McGrath
Minister for Finance says lenders and financial authorities in ‘much better place’ than in 2008
Eviction ban playing ‘important role’ but must be balanced with enticing new landlords - Donohoe
Minister for Public Expenditure says Government evaluating future of the ban
Unemployment in OECD remains at 4.9% low despite cost-of-living pressures
Latest jobless barometer corresponded to 33.9 million, the lowest annual level since the series began in 2001
Irish economic growth helps EU narrowly avoid recession
Irish GDP growth helped wider bloc avoid recession
Paschal Donohoe insists poster donation did not breach spending limits
Spokeswoman claims each of two donations less than strict limits of Electoral Acts as Opposition parties call for Minister to give detailed account in Dáil
Moving on: Donohoe leaves behind a reputation for calm and pragmatism
Adroit work during Covid and success as Eurogroup head burnish outgoing finance minister’s credentials, but critics point to lack of spending restraint
Donohoe warns of challenging times ahead as he is re-elected to Eurogroup
Mr Donohoe to serve second two-and-a-half year term after emerging as only candidate
Does Ireland favour a euro zone of fiscal prudence or federalised extravagance?
As a wealthy state and a net contributor to the EU, prudence is clearly in our best interest – but our political leaders appear determined to say nothing
Give Me a Crash Course in ... Paschal Donohoe’s job
Role is highly influential in decision making among EU countries, particularly in times of economic trouble
Donohoe looks to December 5th for Eurogroup president ratification
Minister says he set expectations during first term in post and worked ‘very hard’ to deliver them
Donohoe’s Eurogroup return is a coup for him and a relief for Government
Ireland’s influence at the very top of the EU is maintained as minister follows Juncker’s lead
Paschal Donohoe set to secure second Eurogroup president term unopposed
Re-election seems certain after no other candidates declared before deadline
Paschal Donohoe closes in on second term as Eurogroup president
Belgium and the Netherlands have publicly backed Mr Donohoe’s candidacy although rivals could emerge in coming days
Diversification in Irish tech sector will help weather job cuts, says Donohoe
Warnings of winter recession as finance ministers meet in Brussels
Belgium and Netherlands back Donohoe’s run to keep Eurogroup presidency
Some member states declare support for Irish bid to have two representatives at finance ministers’ grouping
Donohoe bids to remain Eurogroup president with McGrath also attending meetings
Proposal would see Michael McGrath attend as finance minister
Donohoe confident financial stability risk can be addressed
IMF calls for fiscal tightening next year and more targeted energy supports as it predicts inflation will run at 6% next year
Paschal Donohoe: ‘Disease does not lend itself to being defined in economic terms’
Minister for Finance and chair of eurogroup on bank notes, inflation and Omicron impact
Ireland may support global tax deal, Donohoe says
State will continue to engage in negotiations within the OECD until October, Minister says
Covid supports for businesses likely to be extended until mid year, says Donohoe
Minister for Finance chaired Eurogroup meeting briefed by WHO on Covid-19 outlook
Ireland’s experience of economic crisis shaping EU policy, says Donohoe
‘Profound difference’ in approach to Covid-19 compared to 2008 financial crisis
Paschal Donohoe endorsed for Eurogroup presidency by EPP party
Minister deemed suitable on grounds of understanding and Ireland’s bailout history
Paschal Donohoe seen as contender for Eurogroup presidency
Minister is ‘very much liked’ in Brussels but availability for post will depend on new government
Dijsselbloem not to step down over ‘booze and women’ remark
Portuguese leader calls for Eurogroup chief to resign over ‘xenophobic’ interview
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