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Exports are predicted to slump by an unprecedented Ђ18.7 billion this year because of the strength of the euro, the Irish Exporters Association (IEA) has warned. Trade with Britain, the Republic's largest market, is running 45 per cent below 2002...
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The European Central Bank (ECB) held interest rates steady at its monthly policy meeting on today (8 May 2003) despite…
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With continued global economic uncertainty, large Hungarian firms' optimism concerning the coming six-month period was scaled back in March, while…
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Manufacturing economy contracts more sharply in January as new business falls and capacity is cut. For the first time since…
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For the second time in two months, Brazil's central bank increased its prime lending rate, this time by a percentage…
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European shares were set to rally today after the Federal Reserve delivered a surprise half-point cut in U.S. interest rates…
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March saw further tentative growth of the UK manufacturing economy. Not only did the seasonally-adjusted CIPS/Reuters Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI…
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Interest rates in Australia have been raised for the fifth time in nine months. The new rate was set at…
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A report on 3 August 2000 has revealed that there has been a 2.2% increase in consumer price inflation for…
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