Economic news and events

Irish Finance Minister Michael McGrath has urged Aer Lingus management and unions to ‘get down around the table’ for talks to avoid strikes.

He said discussions...

Keir Starmer would not rule out changes to council tax rates in his plans for government, as the Conservatives stepped up their demands for Labour...

Food price inflation fell for the sixteenth month in a row while sales ticked higher, figures on Tuesday showed.

In the four weeks to June 9,...

The flow of new investment into the UK has been the lowest of any of the world’s most advanced economies for three years running, new...

The Conservatives have launched yet more attacks on Labour with a series of demands that the party rule out specific UK tax rises while the...

Ireland’s trade surplus surged in April as exports rose while imports declined, data from the Central Statistics Office showed on Monday.

The country’s exports expanded by...

The political upheaval in France has led Paris to lose its spot as Europe‘s biggest equity market to London, less than two years after winning...

Manufacturers are seeing signs of growth amid a better outlook for the economy, according to new UK research.

Make UK said a survey of 320 companies...

The number of job adverts has settled at about 1.7 million amid steady demand for workers, according to recruiters in the UK.

The Recruitment & Employment...

UK Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves has said she will seek closer trade ties with the EU and more foreign investment as she kicks off an...