How a man described as ‘dumber than a sack of bricks’ came to dominate global trade policy
US trade adviser Peter Navarro, once a fringe figure, is now driving Trump’s tariff agenda
Stocks rise as markets grapple with US trade ruling
US Court of International Trade rules Trump overstepped his authority by imposing across-the-board duties on imports
Tourism slump continues - April data shows decline in visitor numbers
Trend of falling visitor numbers since September has prompted questions from sector
Retail sales increase as consumers enjoy real wage hike
Sales volumes rise just 1.1% over 12 months once volatile car sales are stripped out of the figures
US trade policy will have ‘lasting impact’ on global economy
World Economic Forum’s survey finds most economists see tariffs as increasing recession risk
Dublin’s €70bn infrastructural upgrade: how it breaks down
KPMG reckons Irish capital needs €70bn investment in housing, transport, water and energy
Corporate tax receipts forecast to rise despite Trump tariff threat
Irish Fiscal Advisory Council says forecasts for tax come with upside risks
Average weekly earnings of Irish workers surpass €1,000 for first time
CSO data show wages grew at an annualised rate of 5.6 per cent in first quarter
US economy fast becoming Trump’s Achilles’ heel
Bond markets are taking an increasingly dim view of Trump’s trade tactics
Stocks and euro jump on Trump EU tariff delays
Trading volumes on Monday were expected to be thinner than usual, given that markets in the United States and Britain were closed
In the game of chicken between the US and China, round one goes to Beijing
Beijing’s implacable - happy to escalate regardless of economic price stance - appeared to call Trump’s bluff
Trump tariffs update: Latest from Ireland and the EU after US president’s 50% threat
European Union is committed to securing trade deal with US that works for all sides, says Sefcovic
EU prepares for retaliation on Trump tariffs, but hopes for agreement
Ireland likely to be among worst affected given importance of exports to US, especially pharmaceuticals, for economy
Why is the housing crisis Ireland’s most enduring failure?
The home ownership rate among those aged 25-39, once considered a prime homeowning age, has dwindled to just 7%
Irish house price inflation at 7.5% in March amid ongoing supply shortage
Headline rate softer than the 8% recorded in February