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
Glanbia shares plummet 23% as company forecasts slide in earnings
Food group says global tariff war could impact the importation of key raw materials while negatively impacting its sales channels
Budgetary costing of Help to Buy changes subject to ‘uncertainty’
Parliamentary Budget Office report assesses 60 different policy measures announced in Budget 2025
Average earnings rise by 5.6% as workers seek real wage catch-up
Latest earnings data suggest wage growth remains elevated
German election brings some relief to European markets
Country’s domestically-focused mid-cap stock index rose 1.4 per cent on Monday
Euro zone inflation at 2.5% ahead of ECB rate decision next week
Eurostat confirms inflation across euro area rose marginally in January
Trump and his contradictory economic agenda
US president stood for election on a pro-growth platform but with ostensibly anti-growth policies
How will Ireland respond to Trump’s tariff threat?
State must walk a fine line between playing the green card in Washington and standing tall alongside EU colleagues
IDA chief warns of ‘disruptive’ impact of US tariffs
Inward investment agency targeting 75,000 jobs over next five year
NTMA allows Davy return as primary dealer of Irish government bonds
State agency gives Davy green light to return almost four years after it was dropped
How using a Deutsche Bank projection landed Government in hot water on housing completions
The only 40,000 estimate for completions last year, which was often quoted in the general election campaign, came from Deutsche Bank
Euro zone grows by anaemic 0.1% amid threat of US tariffs
Latest Eurostat figures were better than initial estimate of 0% growth but ‘not worth getting excited about’
Scrapping rent controls and offering tax breaks under review, but no guarantee they will solve housing crisis
Micheál Martin looks to encourage private investors to return as housebuilding and apartment completions slow down