Top Ires investors sell down stakes below Barings proposal price as deadline nears
FMR, Starwood and Janus Henderson have sold most of their shares since bid approach announced
European Central Bank (ECB)
Subsidies like Help to Buy are no longer needed as homebuyer demand weakens
Government is using taxpayers’ money to support property prices as it chases increasingly unrealistic housing targets
Bond market turmoil complicates ECB rate decision
Frankfurt expected to increase rates again in December
UniCredit close to completing takeover of Commerzbank after ECB green light
The German federal government still holds a 12% stake, a hold-over from the 2009 banking crisis
AIB cuts four-year fixed mortgage rate for borrowers
The move comes following two interest rate hikes by the European Central Bank in the past six months
Ireland sells 10-year bonds at highest rate since it emerged from bailout
Global borrowing rates have risen this year as Iran war stokes inflation
Construction costs and planning uncertainty outweigh funding concerns for developers
More than two-thirds more cautious after ECB interest rate rises, EY Ireland survey also shows
Irish borrowers ‘facing tough winter’ with mortgage costs on rise
Average cost of new variable-rate loans is up, meaning higher repayments
AIB chief Colin Hunt eyes shares worth 100% of salary as bank expected to raise targets
Bank set up new share awards plan to get around continuing limit on bonuses
Ireland records one of lowest rates of house price inflation in euro zone
Latest Eurostat figures provide more evidence of slowdown in Irish house prices
Euro zone inflation jumps to highest level in three years, paving way for another interest rate rise
Consumer prices were 3.8% higher in September than a year ago, up sharply from 3.2% in August
ECB may resume rate cuts as soon as 2028, says ratings agency S&P
Expectations of four additional increases in next 12 months wrong, according to S&P chief
Why it pays to go green for lower costs when buying a new home
New-home buyers can lock in to lower rates due to higher energy efficiency
Race kicks off for top ECB jobs
Christine Lagarde, Philip Lane and Isabel Schnabel all due to step down next year
Fresh blow to Central Bank’s post-crisis oversight casts doubt on tracker mortgage justice
Will the regulator now pursue other individuals to the end over tracker mortgage scandal?
Households renting or headed by younger people hit harder by inflation
New research by Central Statistics Office highlights differing impact of inflation
Global markets are signalling danger. Here’s what it means for Irish households
Interest rates on the rise in US and euro zone while borrowing costs touch levels not seen since 2007
Irish borrowing costs hit bailout-era highs as investors up bets on rate hikes
NTMA expected to run one more bond auction this year
Why now is the time to review your mortgage
The European Central Bank’s latest interest rate hike makes it imperative for people to check they are on the best deal for them
Staff at ECB urge clarity over Christine Lagarde’s potential early exit
‘Prolonged uncertainty’ over leadership change could undermine trust at the monetary authority, staff committee warns
Kevin Warsh under pressure before Fed rate decision
The data suggests Warsh should announce a rate hike this week. But will he dare face the wrath of Donald Trump?
European capitals in talks over who will succeed Christine Lagarde at ECB
Eight-year term of European Central Bank’s Irish chief economist Philip Lane will also expire next year
How can we get the measure of an Irish economy that defies conventional metrics?
It would be helpful if CSO explained underlying reasons for surprising GDP numbers on publication
Lane warns inflation squeeze will worsen, leaving door open for further rate hike
Philip Lane says latest move was measured adjustment to significant inflation issue
Makhlouf stays on the fence on future rate hikes
Central Bank governor reiterates path on interest rates not set, but inflation is now a big problem
Mortgages in the firing line as ECB increases interest rates by 0.25 percentage points
Financial markets are pricing in one more rate hike this year and possibly two next year
Shares slide amid oil price surge and ECB rates hike
ICG shares jump 6.7% after shareholders narrowly back €1.2bn buyout plan
Interest rates are rising. Here’s what it means for your money
Latest increase by the European Central Bank adds €14 to the monthly repayments on a €100,000 loan
The best three and five year fixed-rate mortgage offers will soon disappear
Division of opinion between economists and those trading the market on how many times interest rates will rise in this cycle
ECB rate hike will bring bad news for Irish mortgage holders
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ECB set to raise interest rates by 0.25 percentage points
Mortgages are likely to rise following what will be the second rise in interest rates over the past five months
Irish mortgage holders warned to brace for ‘tough winter’ with two rate hikes expected
With little prospect of the Middle East conflict being resolved, borrowing costs are expected to tighten
European shares close flat as oil price rises stoke inflation worries
Irish index retreats as heavyweights decline
Spike in Irish GDP triggers growth upgrade for euro zone
Expansion in euro area increases 0.6 per cent, up from a preliminary estimate of 0.4 per cent, Eurostat says
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