The Irish Times view on interest rates: ECB should tread carefully
The central bank was correct to leave its options open after Thursday’s increase
The central bank was correct to leave its options open after Thursday’s increase
ECB is first big central bank to hike rates since Iran war
Effect will be immediate for tracker mortgage holders, less so for other home loan borrowers but there may be more of the same ahead
Follow our updates as the ECB has raised interest rates - with one more rate increase likely before year end
Observers say rate may fall again next month but rise thereafter as ECB rate hikes feed through and utility bills start to rise
European Central Bank looks to tamp down inflation fears
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Competition among lenders in Ireland is ‘starting to have a real effect’, Sorcha Timoney of NFP Ireland said
People coming off a fixed rate need to consider their options carefully as interest rates are expected to rise from next week
Inflation is moderating and higher interest rates are expected but supply remains a challenge on other side of the equation
State’s debt agency cancels planned bond auction later this month as it looks to tap institutional interest in existing bonds
The central dilemma for central banks is whether to address the price shock head-on with rate hikes or try to wait for it to pass
Convulsions in energy markets, often driven by Donald Trump’s posts on Truth Social, are complicating inflation forecasts
Prospect of rising interest rates in wake of Iran war worries older couple with around five years left on their home loan
Active management is more prevalent in bonds which are seen as offering a more stable return than you might expect with shares
Central banker Peter Kazimir warns a rate hike may be ‘closer than many people think’ as Iran war sends energy costs higher
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Two Trump loyalists on Fed board had pressed for a fourth consecutive quarter point cut in rates
The highest median price for a dwelling was €677,000 in Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown, with the lowest - €190,000 - in Donegal
New rates will see reductions of up to 0.45 of a percentage point on some products
Bonkers.ie has moved from being a comparison website to selling products directly to customers, says founder David Kerr
Entry of Revolut into the market expected to drive down rates for consumers
‘If you’re paying anything over 3.5% on your home loan and have €150,000 or more left on it, you need to have a conversation with a mortgage broker’
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ECB expected to lift growth forecasts again this week while holding rates steady but next move may be to raise rates
With headline inflation hovering at 2%, and continuing nerves on tariff impacts, policymakers are expected to hold rates steady
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Analysts expect more volatility as interest rate outlook clouds and stock markets slip back from recent highs
Central Bank figures indicate the average rate on new loans here rose to 3.59% in September
Central Bank estimates raise questions over our approach to deposits
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