‘Worst is behind us’ but recovery will be slow – Bundesbank economist

Jens Ulbrich says half of German households expect fall in income over next 12 months

Ireland faces 'deep downturn' this year and may not rebound until 2024 if there is a second wave

Bank outlines worst-case economic scenario from pandemic in latest quarterly analysis

Irish economy will take until at least 2022 to rebound, says Central Bank

That’s best case – a second coronavirus wave and bad Brexit and the outlook gets grimmer

Employers’ and public liability to be added to insurance database

Regulator’s study has found merit in extending the scope of the NCID

Economy could shrink by 15% if Covid-19 measures extended – Central Bank

Report suggests decline in 2020 output will be bigger than anything seen during crash

Central Bank warns of €22bn hole in public finances from coronavirus crisis

Bank says output could shrink by 8.3% with up to 500,000 jobs being lost

Beware overheating economy Central Bank warns parties

GDP will grow 4.8 per cent this year, predicts bank’s quarterly bulletin

Pharmaceuticals set to remain key factor in Irish economy, Central Bank says

Regulator predicts GDP will increase by 4.8 per cent this year

Hard Brexit will trigger domestic recession, Central Bank warns

Bank says no-deal will see 73,000 fewer jobs and contraction in domestic activity

Hard Brexit could drive a third of Irish farms out of business

Central Bank research says beef and sheep farms the most economically vulnerable

Central Bank says hard Brexit not priced into sterling even after slump

Recession would be averted but slowdown a likely ‘significant shock’ for the economy

No-deal Brexit will lead to euro-sterling parity, Central Bank warns

A UK crash-out exit from the EU could deal a damaging blow to export firms in Ireland

Varadkar ‘contradicting everything we have been told’ about Brexit – Martin

Taoiseach in Davos warns soldiers may return to Irish Border

Central Banks pulls no punches over Brexit

Analysis: Regulator says no-deal Brexit would impact all areas of the economy

No-deal Brexit could lead to food shortages and higher prices, Central Bank warns

Financial watchdog says the UK crashing out of the EU would have an ‘immediate impact’

We are wealthier than during the boom, says Central Bank

Central Bank data shows net worth of State households hit record figure of €757bn

Theresa May’s Chequers plan may cost State 20,000 jobs

Central Bank says UK compromise Brexit would take heavy toll on Irish economy

Irish households now officially wealthier than during boom

Central Bank figures also show Irish households among most indebted in Europe

Brexit applications to Central Bank at ‘very significant’ level

Ongoing need to ‘reprioritise business as usual’ work, minutes from regulator show

Central Bank highlights ‘build up’ of systemic risk in Irish economy

Bank officials pinpoint big risk factors facing the Irish economy

Irish workers in line for biggest pay hike since crash

Central Bank forecasts wage growth of nearly 7% over next two years

Economy ‘to hit full employment’ in 2019 with record 2.3m in work

Central Bank upgrades forecasts while cautioning about uncertain outlook

Central Bank gets budget boost despite criticism over tracker scandal

Regulator approved for €294m but chastised for not being tough on mortgage lenders

Irish-based insurers urged to improve Brexit preparations

Central Bank has written to insurance companies requesting details on consequences of Brexit

Central Bank cautions banks writing back problem loans

Regulator urges caution on banks when releasing loss provisions based on rising house prices

Central Bank warns against easing austerity in budget

Adjustment of €5.1 billion for 2014-15 is ‘necessary to maintain confidence of lenders’

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