EU weighs laws to force euro clearing trade out of City
The European Union plans to give itself powers to move euro clearing business away from London’s financial sector to the ...
Read More Analysis: Tearing up plumbing to spite the financial plumber is daft
Until recently Euro clearing was an obscure corner of the financial markets that mattered mostly to the people who worked ...
Read More Holidaymakers ‘taking risks over travel cover’
Holidaymakers are taking huge risks by not buying adequate travel insurance, a financial expert has warned. Families are leaving themselves ...
Read More Irish Business Monitor June 2017
Your Business Live, Ireland’s major SME event brings you the Irish Business Monitor – an indicator for businesses in Ireland, ...
Read More Oil price spikes higher on trader bets despite supply glut
Oil rose on Monday to break a three-day losing streak, after futures traders increased their bets on a renewed price ...
Read More End of roaming fees – but mind Facebook and WhatsApp use
Mobile phone charges for roaming calls and texts in the EU are to finally end this week. However, consumers are ...
Read More Varadkar: Theresa May’s failure to win a majority might result in a softer Brexit
Taoiseach-designate Leo Varadkar said on Monday that Theresa May’s failure to win a majority in last week’s election might result ...
Read More Construction activity growth rises sharply – the fastest seen since February 2016
Activity in Ireland’s construction sector accelerated sharply last month and at one of the fastest rates in the 17-year history ...
Read More Yields on €500m auction of short-term government debt expected to remain in negative territory
Yields on this week’s €500m auction of short-term government debt are expected to remain in negative territory as investors continue ...
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