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The Central bank of Ireland paints a positive picture for the domestic economy in its latest quarterly bulletin. It says modified domestic demand will end up just below 4% this year and a more modest 2.9% next year. But it expects the labour market to cool next year and inflation to remain above target.
All to discuss with Martin O’Brien is the Head of Irish Economic Analysis with the Central Bank of Ireland.
By NewstalkThe Central bank of Ireland paints a positive picture for the domestic economy in its latest quarterly bulletin. It says modified domestic demand will end up just below 4% this year and a more modest 2.9% next year. But it expects the labour market to cool next year and inflation to remain above target.
All to discuss with Martin O’Brien is the Head of Irish Economic Analysis with the Central Bank of Ireland.

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