Manufacturing growth back near record high - PMI Growth in factory activity rose back towards all-time highs in October despite production remaining constrained by supply delays and input and output price inflation hit ... Business • 01 Nov
Government finances suffered big Covid hit in 2020 New figures from the Central Statistics Office show that €14.8 billion of additional direct costs were associated with the range of Covid-19 measures introduced by ... Business • 19 Oct
Central Bank forecasts rebound in domestic economy A stronger than expected recovery is forecast to result in activity in the domestic economy returning to pre-pandemic levels this year, according to the Central ... Ireland • 06 Oct
Manufacturing growth slips to 6-month low - PMI Growth in factory activity slipped to a six-month low in September but remained close to all-time highs with the sector showing signs of inflationary pressures, ... Business • 01 Oct
Govt debt could end up on 'unsustainable path' - IFAC The Irish Fiscal Advisory Council has said the economy is recovering 'swiftly' but government spending plans for the upcoming Budget are "at the limit of ... Business • 15 Sep
Economy performing ahead of expectations - Varadkar Tánaiste and Minster for Enterprise Leo Varadkar said today that the economy is "actually ahead of where we thought we would be". Business • 13 Sep
Economy to return to pre-Covid levels early next year The chief executive of the National Treasury Management Agency, Conor O'Kelly, has told an audience of investors that the economy is set to return to ... Business • 08 Sep
Economy on course for GDP growth of at least 15% - Davy Stockbroker Davy has revised upwards its outlook for economic growth to at least 15% of Gross Domestic Product for the full year. Business • 03 Sep
Quarterly GDP up 6.3% in Q2 as Covid curbs ease New figures from the Central Statistics Office show that the economy - as measured by Gross Domestic Product - grew by 6.3% in the second ... Business • 02 Sep
Higher debt and deficits increase risks to the economy The Governor of the Central Bank has warned that higher debt and deficit projections out to the middle of the decade increase the risks to ... Business • 01 Sep
Manufacturing loses momentum as bottlenecks hit Irish factory activity lost some momentum in August with growth in output, new orders, exports and purchasing all lower than the previous month, a survey ... Business • 01 Sep
Consumer confidence up, business sentiment slips - BoI Bank of Ireland's latest Economic Pulse shows that consumer confidence rose in August but business sentiment slipped. Business • 30 Aug
Rise in consumer confidence not repeated elsewhere Irish consumer sentiment improved marginally in August while confidence dipped in the US, UK and euro area. Business • 26 Aug
Ibec calls for more autonomy in reopening road map The chief executive of business organisation Ibec has told the Government it is vital that the next road map to reopening the economy is less ... Business • 24 Aug
Manufacturing sector maintains rapid growth in July The manufacturing sector continued to grow at a rapid pace in July, albeit at a slower rate than the previous two months. Business • 03 Aug
Consumer confidence dips marginally from June's high Irish consumer confidence dipped marginally in July from the two year high recorded in June, according to the latest consumer sentiment index from KBC Bank ... Business • 23 Jul
European Commission raises Irish GDP growth forecasts The European Commission has revised upwards the country's GDP growth projections to 7.2% for this year after a stronger than expected economic performance in the ... Business • 07 Jul
Services growth hits five year high, cost pressures up Growth in activity in the services sector increased further in June but cost pressures continued to intensify for firms with input price inflation hitting its ... Business • 05 Jul
Central Bank upgrades its economic forecasts The Central Bank has upgraded its forecasts for growth in the economy in its latest quarterly bulletin, but said that any decision to permanently increase ... Business • 01 Jul
Bank of Ireland's Economic Pulse steady in June The Bank of Ireland Economic Pulse was steady in June as the re-opening of the economy from the Covid-19 crisis beds down. Business • 28 Jun
ESRI predicting over 11% growth in economy this year The Economic and Social Research Institute is forecasting double-digit growth in the economy this year. Business • 24 Jun
Growth in services accelerates as restrictions ease Activity in the services sector expanded at the fastest pace in over five years in May, according to AIB. Business • 03 Jun
National Economic Plan to map out recovery plans It is widely expected that the Cabinet will approve and publish the Government's National Economic Plan next week. Business • 30 May
Government's spending forecasts 'not realistic' - IFAC The Irish Fiscal Advisory Council has said the Government's budgetary forecasts "lack credibility" and its spending forecasts are "not realistic". Business • 26 May
More must be done to help first time buyers - Donohoe Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe has said he appreciates the urgency of Ireland's housing situation, and he acknowledged that the Government must do more to ... Business • 13 May
