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ECB interest rate cut expected, after hikes since 2022

ECB interest rate cut expected, after hikes since 2022
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The outlook for interest rate cuts is changing - so should Irish borrowers be worried?

On Wednesday, the Federal Reserve signalled US interest rates were staying higher for longer, and the mood in Europe has shifted too, with implications for Irish mortgage holders

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Property prices rising at fastest pace in 18 months - MyHome ie

Homebuyers bidding up transaction prices by 4.6% above asking prices amid ‘fierce’ competition for limited supply

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Planning risk for energy projects highlighted, with no wind farms granted permission last year

Slow pace of deployment of renewable-energy projects poses chief risk to State’s climate objectives, warns energy economist Lisa Ryan

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Economy to grow 1 5% this year with boost to consumer spending, says Bank of Ireland

Bank of Ireland notes that a contraction of 1.9% last year ‘does not reflect a long term trend’ and was driven by issues in the multinational sector

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