OECD urges Central Bank to add consumer representatives to advisory group
Organisation also suggests regulator assess how effective are ‘dear CEO’ letters to industry bosses
Organisation also suggests regulator assess how effective are ‘dear CEO’ letters to industry bosses
Gabriel Makhlouf says disinflation process remains on track while warning economic outlook remains uncertain
Gabriel Makhlouf raises prospect of ‘sharp’ fall in stocks prices amid heightened technology sector valuations
Central Bank governor, however, warns that high price growth in the services sector and strong wage growth posed risk to projection
Central Bank governor insists he is ‘chilled’ on inflation reaching 2% target
Budget 2025 marked the fourth straight year in which spending will breach the 5% growth rule set by Government
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Gabriel Makhlouf urges Government against giveaway budget
Central Bank governor said he is 'pleased' with latest data showing inflation in the 20 Eurozone countries slow to 2.5% in June
Think tank had called central bank’s move to ease mortgage limits ‘premature’
Gabriel Makhlouf reiterates that ECB has not decided on future interest rate reductions
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’
Governing council members are expected to unofficially discuss the future pace of rate cuts
Central Bank preparing new rules to rein in investment funds
Central Bank of Ireland governor speaking in Washington in advance of International Monetary Fund and World Bank meetings
Central Bank governor Gabriel Makhlouf said the history of monetary policy shows rushed decisions are often wrong
ECB officials increasingly converging around June as the most appropriate juncture to start lowering borrowing costs
Regulator will work with Financial Services Ombudsman to ‘close gap’, deputy governor Derville Rowland says
Economy is on slower growth path, Central Bank governor warns
Public sector pay deal strikes right balance between catching up with inflation without exacerbating it = Central Bank governor
Central Bank not party to action that centres on a property in Mullingar
Central Bank governor Gabriel Makhlouf positive on the outlook for inflation, uncertain about impact of higher interest rates
Central Bank governor says outlook for economy is shaped by ongoing adjustment to higher interest rates
Central Bank rows back on some aspects of accountability regime
Gabriel Makhlouf says credit unions need to build scale to take advantage of opportunities in retail banking
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Gabriel Makhlouf signals plans to set up regulatory ‘sandbox’ to boost financial innovation
Gabriel Makhlouf says key industry and data privacy concerns will be addressed before any digital currency launch
Gabriel Makhlouf critical of Government decision to break spending rules
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Central Bank governor councils against hiking levy substantially even as bank profits surge
Irish banks have so far lagged behind peers across the wider euro zone in passing on official rate hikes to households
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AIB and Bank of Ireland are making more from the €60bn parked with the Central Bank than from mortgages
Revised budgetary package draws criticism from Ifac over return to pro-cyclical policies that have traditionally undermined economy
Central Bank boss Gabriel Makhlouf says discounted rate of VAT on tourism has passed its sell-by data as he argues the best way to broaden tax base is to get rid of reliefs
Eurostat’s annual price survey pinpoints Ireland as the most expensive state in the EU
Gabriel Makhlouf says ‘binding capacity constraints’ in the economy and labour market adding to domestic inflationary pressures
Regulator is caught between protecting consumers and maintaining financial stability
Central Bank governor says two more rate rises likely to come soon, while rates are to stay high for longer than expected
Gabriel Makhlouf’s comments reflect concerns that while headline inflation is falling, underlying price growth remains strong
Regulator links smaller surplus to greater provisioning against higher interest rates and a fall in interest income
Central Bank governor’s comments come weeks after EU voted in favour of sweeping regulations
Belgian central bank governor ‘not surprised’ if euro zone key rate increased to 4% — higher than expected
The ECB faces a balancing act to tame inflation without killing the European economy
Finance officials confirm PwC paid €54m settlement for Quinn Insurance audit case
Ireland’s GDP increase single-handedly prevented the eurozone economy from stagnating last quarter
Some analysts fear price growth will remain elevated at 4-5 per cent for a prolonged period, necessitating higher interest rates
Top ECB policymakers warn inflation remains a long way from being under control
Central Bank governor says ECB has a long way to go before it gets inflation under control
ECB officials hammering home message on battle with inflation
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