Whether to spend big to ease rising household electricity and gas bills is Government’s next big test

Despite booming profits the threat is twofold, as AI is soaking up money and making people redundant

Pace of price increases depends hugely on whether Strait of Hormuz remains closed

The Government needs to act with an urgency born of the risk that ongoing corporate tax growth is far from guaranteed

What are implications behind the political promises to lower the income tax burden in the budget

State’s surplus is set to grow from €5 billion to €9 billion

Government is dealing with two problems. One is economic. Second is those taking it upon themselves to rule on who can go where and when

The Central Bank has moved to make this kind of finance more accessible, but those availing of it need to read the small print

Latest exchequer returns come ahead of real impact from Iran war

Simon Harris is at risk of overselling his plan

Will our critical pharma and technology service sectors be in the firing line in the future?

As costs continue to rise, how to support those in the middle ground will become a crunch political issue

The cost of the overspend will have to be met from reducing spending increases elsewhere – a development likely to infuriate Ministers

ICS Mortgages has increased its mortgage costs and the outlook for the market is entirely dependent on the Iran war

A good guide for any measures is that they be targeted as far as possible and temporary in nature