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EU prepares for retaliation on Trump tariffs, but hopes for agreement
Ireland likely to be among worst affected given importance of exports to US, especially pharmaceuticals, for economy
What does Trump’s tariff threat mean for Ireland’s economy, where uncertainty is already taking a toll?
The signs of an economic wobble were already there - businesses not investing, top-end asking prices for houses trimmed. And now the US president is at it again, promising big tariffs on the EU.
Ireland U-turns to oppose EU pharma reforms after intense lobbying
Pharmaceutical companies stepped up blitz to push Government to back industry position, lobbying logs show
Government U-turns on EU pharma reforms after lobbying
EU had sought to cut time pharmaceutical companies could exclusively sell new drugs, to make generics available sooner
France has pushed ahead with regulation on ‘forever chemicals’, but should Ireland follow suit?
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Uncertainty over Donald Trump’s tariffs is darkening the economic outlook
Trump’s tariffs could endanger vital drug research so EU may have to step in
Someone will have to fund research if US president follows through on stated aim of cutting drug prices
‘No long-term commitments to anything’ – Ireland’s economy is experiencing a silent slowdown
Amid global uncertainty, there is enough anecdotal evidence to suggest a lot of economic activity is being quietly postponed
Irish exports surged ahead of Trump’s ‘liberation day’ tariffs
Overall, exports jumped to record levels in March, fuelled by the pharmaceutical sector
Medicine firms try to unscramble Donald Trump’s conflicting populist visions
Forcing Big Pharma to cut prices seems designed to deter investment, not incentivise it
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Irish pharma sector worries about impact of Trump’s order on medicine prices
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Donald Trump says he will sign executive order to slash prices of prescription drugs in US
US president says pharmaceutical prices will fall by 30-80%
Drug companies told some of Ireland’s largest hospitals critical supplies would be halted as bills not paid
Mater and Beaumont hospitals told HSE companies were putting their accounts ‘on hold’
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Pfizer warned Taoiseach against EU pharma reform plans
Pfizer lobbied Taoiseach Micheál Martin to push back on EU overhaul of pharma regulations
Big Pharma goes tone deaf
European drug company bosses say the answer to a perceived lack of competitiveness in the EU is to hike medicine prices to US levels
Pharma bosses call for higher drug prices in EU to counter tariff threat
Novartis and Sanofi CEOs push for European benchmark against US prices
US tariffs on pharmaceuticals risk shortages of lower-cost generic drugs
Vast majority of drugs prescribed in America are off-patent generics made in lower-cost countries
This Irish town produces the world’s entire supply of Botox, but now Trump wants to bring it back to the US
Westport makes the world’s entire supply of the anti-wrinkle drug — now the feat is that production could move to the US
Big pharma sees positive side effects in Trump tariffs
Industry has used trade opportunity to hand European Commission a shopping list of asks
Johnson & Johnson warns pharma tariffs could cause drug shortages
Top drugmaker sticks to forecasts as earnings beat expectations but pencils in $400m hit from tariff impact on medical device business
Ireland will ‘resist’ EU trade tax on US tech firms, says Taoiseach
Martin cites damage to ‘significant sector’ in Republic if union should impose levies as retaliation
Micheál Martin interview: Ireland will ‘resist’ EU tech tax
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Trump tariffs latest: Wall Street stocks tumble as president accused of taking ‘wrecking ball’ to US economy
White House confirms tariffs against China now total 145%; EU pauses reciprocal tariffs against US
Trump tariffs: Why did he pause abruptly, what happens next and what does it mean for Ireland?
Lengthy negotiations beckon after US president pauses most threatened reciprocal tariffs for 90 days
Trump tariffs: 90-day ‘pause’ on non-retaliating countries as China is hit with 125% rate
Most EU measures to kick in from May while Dáil hears of ‘existential threat’ to Irish economy
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Trump tariffs: EU ministers to weigh up retaliation against US
Ireland among EU states urging restraint in how bloc responds to Trump tariff blow
Trump tariffs: What ‘dark and damaging scenarios’ could economies face in Ireland and worldwide?
Trump tariffs: The focus might be on exports but the hit to investment will curb growth and job creation
Five key tariff takeaways: From the pharma sector to uninhabited islands
Move by US president appears set to ignite a global trade war
Medicines pricing agreement extended for six months
Government and pharma companies agree space for discussions on longer-term pricing
Perrigo appeals €1.6bn Revenue tax demand
Pharma group understood to have filed documents to contest assessment
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