Eamon Quinn is a journalist for the Irish Examiner who covers a wide range of topics including inflation, economic growth, tax revenues, and energy prices. With a focus on providing insightful analysis and reporting on current events, Quinn's articles delve into the intricacies of these subjects and their impact on various sectors of the economy.
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Ifo estimated that wages accounted for 0.6 percentage point to inflation, meaning a wage-price spiral has so far failed to materialise
By: Eamon Quinn
In Dairy Ireland, revenues fell 2.5% to €675m and earnings fell 24% to €29m in the period
By: Eamon Quinn
It comes as the smallest of the three remaining lenders in the market posted an underlying profit of €86m in the first six months of the year as net interest income surged to €298m
By: Eamon Quinn
Economists said Finance Minister Michael McGrath will be tempted to further increase spending beyond the Government’s summer proposal, as a general election draws closer
By: Elaine Loughlin, Eamon Quinn
Last year's budget included €4.1bn in once-off supports to help struggling households and businesses.
By: Eamon Quinn
British inflation has flared higher than in many other European countries, despite it raising interest rates beyond levels imposed by the European Central Bank
Exclusive reporting on Munster, national and international business news and how it impacts Ireland and the poeple who live here.
By: Eamon Quinn
AIB, Bank of Ireland, and Permanent TSB had a combined income of €1.7bn in the first half of 2023
Employment levels rose in July from June, indicating that builders may be preparing for better times ahead
By: Eamon Quinn
Economist Jim Power said: 'When global prices went up, they were passed on quite quickly'
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