We are not that far into 2018 – but we are already getting positive forecasts for the Irish economy in 2019. This week (Jan 24th 2018 ) the Irish Central Bank published it’s usual quarterly bulletin. The first bulletin of 2018 reported that the Irish economy continues to perform strongly – and they have forecast […]
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Inflation
Will There Be State Pension Cuts in Budget 2011 ?
The state pension was left untouched in the 2010 Budget – and there have been calls from a few politicians to leave it alone in 2011. All welfare benefits were cut in 2010 by about 5% – and it looks like at least similar cuts to welfare benefits could be announced on December 7th. The […]
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Inflation in Ireland falls 2.6%
The annual rate of Irish inflation in March 2009 fell 2.6 per cent. This is according to data released by the Central Statistics Office (CSO) today. Prices showed no change between February and March 2009 compared to an increase of 0.9 per cent in March 2008. This brought the annual rate of inflation to minus […]
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Inflation Figures March 2008 Ireland
The latest consumer price index from the Irish Central Statistics Office reveal the annual rate of inflation has increased to 5% during March from 4.8% during February. Higher prices for transportation fuel as well as increases in air fares, mortgage repayments, and home heating oil were the main factors behind the increase. Two months ago […]
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Irish Inflation – June 2007
Inflation grew at an annual rate of 4.9% in June, down from 5% in May, according to new figures from the Central Statistics Office. However, when the cost of mortgage repayments are excluded, the harmonised index of consumer prices, the common measure of inflation across Europe, shows prices are running ahead by 2.8%. This is […]
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