While official domestic forecasts are upgrading expectations for the Irish economy, it’s sobering to look at key factors underlying last year’s extraordinary uptick in GDP
With calm and poise, the Fed’s new chairman Jerome Powell delivered no surprises, no dramas, a little dose of bitter medicine, and a lot of hopes
The looming Trump-induced storm is a daunting prospect for our open economy, but if we are clever we can actually benefit in the long term
It’s a rollercoaster ride on the markets these days, but it is possible for investors to survive, and even thrive. Just follow these practical guidelines – and enjoy the rush
Turmoil on the world markets began last week when, by the end of Monday, $4 trillion-worth of equities values had been wiped out around the globe
The steady rise of uncertainty indices and unease among institutional investors about the markets’ future direction are both warranted
Constantin Gurdgiev on a 'super week' of meetings at the world's central banks, as the ECB continues to provide comfort to the Irish government and banks
The ECB's decision on QE illustrates the dilemma facing central banks across the world
The fact that an interest rate rise is unlikely until 2018 is the key consideration for Ireland, writes Constantin Gurdgiev
The tax shortfall deepened in July, while the cost of cancelling IBRC bonds is mounting, writes Constantin Gurdgiev
When it comes to the management of Nama, politics should have yielded to economics
My best guess is that prices will stay north of $50 a barrel this year - but in this climate, nothing is certain
Briefings from ESM and IMF could jolt Dublin and Brussels out of complacency
Positives for Ireland, but 'normalisation' in US may lead to higher euro zone rates
We are in a new normal of systemically low oil prices, writes Constantin Gurdgiev
