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ECB Signals Rate Stability as Long as Conditions Hold, Though US Risks Linger

The European Central Bank is unlikely to revisit interest rate changes in the short term if current economic trends remain ...
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Dollar dominance under pressure amid global shifts, analyst warns

The US dollar continues to hold its position as the world’s leading reserve currency, yet signs are emerging that its ...
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Stamp prices set to rise in February as An Post responds to falling volumes

The cost of sending letters in Ireland is due to increase from early February, with An Post confirming higher prices ...
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Construction activity continues to contract, though signs of stabilisation emerge

Activity across Ireland’s construction sector declined again in December, marking the eighth consecutive month of contraction, according to the latest ...
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Nearly one in five workers expect to delay retirement until 70

A significant proportion of people in Ireland believe that retiring before later life is financially unrealistic, according to new research ...
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Report highlights €8.3bn economic boost from stronger SME digital investment

A new economic assessment suggests that significantly increasing digital investment among Irish small and medium-sized enterprises could deliver a substantial ...
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Stamp prices set to rise as An Post responds to falling letter volumes

An Post has confirmed that the cost of sending letters will increase from Tuesday, 3 February, with changes affecting both ...
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Gold reaches record levels as political tensions drive demand for safe-haven assets

Gold prices surged to unprecedented levels today, reflecting heightened investor anxiety amid escalating geopolitical tensions and growing uncertainty around US ...
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First Home Scheme Supports Nearly 5,000 Purchases Since Launch

New figures from the latest quarterly update show that the First Home Scheme has played a significant role in helping ...
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