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Economics professor Alan Ahearne had previously served as adviser to Micheál Martin

Dublin market ends week 1.7% higher, hitting 10,934

With threats from trade and China, German car maker shares have fallen over 20% in last year

Despite early gains on Friday, STOXX 600 falls 2% for week so far

Paschal Donohoe confident US pharma will not walk away from long-term investment in Irish plants and people

EU tariffs will try to bring Trump to negotiating table by hitting exports from Republican states

Euostat figures show bloc recorded a surplus in traded goods with the US last year of close to €200bn

Martin focuses in on his key message for Donald Trump - trade is a two-way street that has worked sweetly for Ireland and the US

Beijing also blocking some US companies from buying Chinese product or doing business in the country in escalating trade war

US State Department refuses to say if issue raised during call between Simon Harris and Marco Rubio earlier this week

Trump’s trade thinking may change, but EU negotiations with the US will require cool heads

Tariffs could lead to economic downturn, businesses warn

On a monthly basis, prices rose by 0.7 per cent as consumers faced higher energy, transport and food costs

Equities fall after Trump’s latest trade threats and a Wall Street sell-off led by Nvidia

Donald Trump says tariffs on America’s biggest trading partners to go into effect on March 4

World business and commerce are changing in ways that have nothing to do with the US president’s tariff threats

Inward investment agency targeting 75,000 jobs over next five year

Overnight comments are most detailed yet in specifying other sectors to be hit and would mark a dramatic widening of trade war

Latest Eurostat figures were better than initial estimate of 0% growth but ‘not worth getting excited about’

Ireland has the fourth largest trade deficit with the US - and is at risk

US president said he will enact import taxes on pharmaceuticals at a later date, eyeing return of industry

The US president promises to shake up the international trade system, with potentially big implications for Ireland

A tariff strategy works only if there are enough domestic goods to replace the tariffed imports

Investors don’t seem unduly bothered by the ‘dumbest trade war in history’

Ireland could be caught in the middle of a devastating US-EU trade war

Trump’s trade wars can push the UK closer to Europe

Guinness-maker highlights changing political landscape globally and the threat of tariffs as a key risk to its business

Mexico president Claudia Sheinbaum says levies delayed in X post

Euronext Dublin was down 1.6%, which was largely in line with international peers

Ireland’s strong economic performance contrasts with Europe’s ongoing stagnation but it comes with a risky downside

US president has warned he will impose levies on European Union

Now that we know that Trump’s tariff threats are not just bluster, it is clear that risks lie ahead of the Irish economy

Carmakers, food producers and construction will be worst hit but consumers across the US, Mexico and Canada could suffer

Ireland will be exposed if Donald Trump introduces blanket tariffs on imports from the EU

Ask the Expert: ‘I’m not sure what to do with him. Should I just let him continue the way he is?’

We need to execute on policies that enhance our competitiveness, trust in the resilience of our relationship with the US and maintain a consistent message that Ireland is open for business

Unthinkable: Irish economic policy was once framed as ‘Boston or Berlin’ – our options today are much starker

There is plenty of doom mongering about what a Trump presidency would mean for Ireland. This is what is really at stake.

Latest trade figures point to strong rebound in pharma exports last year following slump in 2023

Donald Trump is a businessman at heart. Ireland’s offering is one that speaks to him