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- What’s in Lenihan’s budget briefcase?
Some options available to Brian Lenihan to try to plug the budget deficit. By Laura Slattery - Bracing for Budget 2009Families' outlook
- Annual inflation rate remains steady at 4.3%THE COST of living rose by 0.3 per cent in September, but the annual rate of inflation remained steady at 4.3 per cent. Economists, however, now believe that the worst is over in terms of price increases.
- Annual inflation changes for selected products
- Irish online shoppers cautious due to downturnTHE ECONOMIC downturn has hit Irish online shoppers, with a new report finding a reduction in the products and services bought online since 2007.
- Economic reality is starting to biteSERIOUS MONEY: THE SHEER panic that gripped financial markets during September has continued during the first trading days of this month, writes
Charlie Fell
- ECB cuts interest rate for first time in five yearsEURO-ZONE DECISION: THE EUROPEAN Central Bank (ECB) has cut interest rates for the first time in five years as part of a co-ordinated action by global central bankers to address the financial crisis.
- Co-ordinated rate cut by central banks does little to relieve market pressureECB AND US FED DECISIONS: A CO-ORDINATED half-point interest rate cut by the US Federal Reserve, the European Central Bank (ECB) and five other central banks did little to relieve pressure in money markets yesterday as borrowing rates remained resolutely high on commercial paper and on unsecured lending between banks.
- Hewlett-Packard to cut 133 jobs in IrelandTECHNOLOGY GIANT Hewlett-Packard (HP) has said it expects 133 Irish staff to lose their jobs as part of a global cost-cutting exercise that will reduce its staff numbers by 24,600 worldwide.
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| PRIME ACTIVE CAPITAL PLC - IEX | 0.272 | -26.29 |
| OVOCA GOLD PLC - IEX | 0.03 | -50.00 |
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