Donald Trump announced a 25% on all cars imported into the United States from April 2nd and has signalled other products are ...
Ireland's business economy has started in robust fashion according to PwC, but U.S. tariffs are about to bite on 2 April.
There will be budgetary consequences from Trump’s tariffs and tough decisions are on the way for the Government ...
Ireland is expected to be one of the most affected countries when President Trump announces a new round of tariffs later this week. EU goods are expected to face a tariff of about 20% when entering ...
At a time when it is easy to be overwhelmed with pessimism, there are plenty of reasons to be optimistic about Ireland’s ...
Ireland will use "every avenue" at its disposal to deal with US tariffs that are set to be introduced from Wednesday, ...
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Extra.ie on MSNAmerica’s ‘Liberation Day’ is all downside for Ireland as ministers prepare for ‘economic shock’Cabinet sources acknowledged the aftermath of Donald Trump's so-called 'Liberation Day' will be 'all downside for Ireland'.
Micheal Martin also said he wants to see a ‘landing zone’ agreed to enable companies and the economy to ‘enjoy a bit of ...
Ireland's domestic economy could be up to 1.8% smaller than it otherwise would be by 2032 if permanent 'tit-for-tat' tariffs ...
The move comes just days before the EU and US engage in reciprocal tariffs on a range of items, which could end up costing the Irish economy billions Industry leaders have urged the EU and US to ...
Ireland's economy is set to grow a little slower this year due to an "unprecedented" rise in global risks that may have a ...
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TheJournal.ie on MSNIrish economy must 'sharpen up' as 'huge uncertainty' surrounds looming US tariffs, says ministerEnterprise Minister Peter Burke said that the EU will take time to consider a “clever, well crafted but calm response” to the ...
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