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The latest quarterly economic bulletin from the Central Bank of Ireland is out. On the upside Modified Domestic Demand which is a measure of growth, has been revised upwards because the tariffs agreed with the US aren't as draconian as feared 6 months ago. On the downside, inward FDI is expected to slow as companies work out how and whether to set up factories in Trump’s America. All to discuss with Martin O'Brien, Head of Division, Irish Economic Analysis with the Central Bank of Ireland .
By NewstalkThe latest quarterly economic bulletin from the Central Bank of Ireland is out. On the upside Modified Domestic Demand which is a measure of growth, has been revised upwards because the tariffs agreed with the US aren't as draconian as feared 6 months ago. On the downside, inward FDI is expected to slow as companies work out how and whether to set up factories in Trump’s America. All to discuss with Martin O'Brien, Head of Division, Irish Economic Analysis with the Central Bank of Ireland .

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