Deal would avert tariffs kicking in if new UK-EU accord not agreed after two years
ECB president says cohesion being tested by such events as Brexit
Move could challenge Ireland’s pre-eminence as Europe’s low tax home for multinationals
Defeat for Renzi referendum would raise questions about Italy’s place in euro zone
Britain’s EU exit likely to trigger influx of foreign workers here, migration group advises
Three key points for State from British prime minister’s speech to UK business leaders
Trump and Brexit have nothing to say about real problems in a rapidly changing world
Houses undervalued by nearly 15 per cent in 2015, scope for price rises into 2017
Central Bank may soften restrictive lending rules in its review on Wednesday
Former BoI investor was one of several candidates to meet Trump and Pence
Commission may raise 10% deposit cut-off and allow more exceptions to lending caps
Public-sector unions are demanding it. The Government says it can’t afford it. What happens next has implications for taxes, public spending, recruitment and pensions
Wolfgang Schauble statement is effective rebuke to EU executive
New UK chancellor of the exchequer must balance public needs with economic health
Europe’s largest carmaker faces multibillion-euro bill related to its emissions scandal
British PM has declined to say whether she wants Britain to remain in the single market
Sterling extends this week’s two-month highs against the euro and holds its ground against the dollar
ECB looks set to extend quantitative easing programme beyond March
Caveat: Richie Boucher says BoI trying to push variable-rate clients into fixed -rate products
Poll of economists also finds most expect modest rise in unemployment rate
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