Jon Ihle is the Deputy Business Editor at the Irish Independent. He covers a range of themes including banking, financial services, and economics, with a focus on markets, the impact of the coronavirus, and taxation within the United Kingdom and European Union. Jon's work has also been featured in The Times.
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Jon Ihle's focus is predominantly on finance, investment, and business topics within Ireland. He frequently covers government announcements, press releases, and provides investment analysis. When reaching out to Jon Ihle, it would be beneficial to provide insights or commentary related to the Irish economy, stock market trends in Ireland, updates on Irish companies or industries as well as any significant government initiatives impacting businesses and investments in the country.
Given his interest in providing investment analysis and citing data for his articles along with a strong emphasis on local (Ireland) topics such as mortgage rates and stock prices of Irish banks and companies like AIB and Bank of Ireland among others; experts who can offer detailed knowledge about the local financial landscape will likely capture his attention.
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