European Parliament to vote on money laundering law
New laws to tackle money laundering, terrorist financing and sanctions evasion are due to be voted on by the European ...
Read More Covid supports stabilised labour market but inequality persists – study
Employment and social welfare supports during the Covid pandemic helped to stabilise the labour market but inequalities persist, according to ...
Read More Consumers want to make ‘green’ choices but cost dominates – survey
Consumers want to make sustainable choices but cost and other practicalities take priority, new research shows. The survey of 1,000 ...
Read More ECB governors stick to plan for multiple rate cuts despite global headwinds
European Central Bank officials are sticking to plans to cut interest rates multiple times this year, even as higher US ...
Read More Wholesale electricity prices 40% lower in March on last year
New figures from the Central Statistics Office show that wholesale electricity were 40.3% lower in March of this year compared ...
Read More Waiver on development levies to be extended – Harris
Taoiseach Simon Harris said today there is capacity to build 60,000 homes a year and there is a need to ...
Read More Government recorded surplus of €8.3 billion last year – CSO
New figures from the Central Statistics Office show that the general government balance showed a surplus of €8.3 billion or ...
Read More ECB’s Lagarde says inflation more likely to ease but risks both way
Euro zone inflation is likely to decline further and the European Central Bank may cut interest rates if its long-standing ...
Read More ‘Green’ job postings jump 93%, but jobseekers wary
So-called ‘green’ job postings in Ireland are up over 90% since 2019, new data shows. The research from hiring platform ...
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