Irish Fiscal Advisory Council chair “clarifies” criticisms of Budget 2016
John McHale “regrets any confusion” caused by his initial statements
John McHale “regrets any confusion” caused by his initial statements
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Minister for Finance Michael Noonan has described Budget 2016 as “mildly expansionary” but said he does not believe the economy is in danger of overheating
The chairman of the Irish Fiscal Advisory Council John McHale has said that Budget 2016 looks too expansionary and carries “echoes” of past mistakes.
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UK unemployment fell to its lowest rate since mid-2008 in a sign that the labour market is withstanding strains from the global economy
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