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RT by @brianhayesBPFI: The Central Bank has published our third Quarterly Bulletin of 2023, it shows the path back to lower rates of inflation is likely to be gradual and uneven -centralbank.ie/docs/default-so

🐦🔗: nitter.cz/centralbank_ie/statu

[2023-09-19 05:47 UTC]

RT by @brianhayesBPFI: Monthly increase in euro zone inflation at 0.3% in September, and core measures up by 0.2%. These increases are low enough for the ECB not to look to further interest increases.

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[2023-09-29 10:18 UTC]

RT by @brianhayesBPFI: Book now for the FIBI Annual Conference on Tuesday 21st November, College Green Hotel. An expert line up of international speakers and panellists will discuss the conference theme- International Banking: Future-focused Sustainable Strategies. Details on bit.ly/3tbOAAF

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[2023-10-02 14:11 UTC]

RT by @brianhayesBPFI: We are delighted to be at @bstaireland annual today to talk about the . Thanks to Commissioner @McGuinnessEU for stopping by our stand to show her support for . bpfi.ie/european-money-quiz/

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[2023-10-07 09:10 UTC]

RT Central Bank of Ireland
Retail Interest Rate stats for June 2023 are now available. The weighted average interest rate on new Irish mortgage agreements at end-June 2023 was 4.04%, an increase of 20bps compared to the May. Euro area average rose 9bps to 3.79%.
Full release 👉 centralbank.ie/statistics/data

🐦🔗: n.respublicae.eu/centralbank_i

RT Banking & Payments Federation Ireland
Car loan values jump by 39.6% to €187 million and home improvement loans rise by 17.2% to €147 million – the highest levels since the data series began. BPFI Personal Loans Report Q1 2023 published today - bpfi.ie/publications/personal-

🐦🔗: n.respublicae.eu/BPFINews/stat

RT Banking & Payments Federation Ireland
“Our latest mortgage drawdowns report shows that demand in the market remains strong with 9,896 new mortgages to the value of almost €2.8 billion drawn down by borrowers in Q2 2023.”
Read more: bpfi.ie/publications/bpfi-mort

🐦🔗: n.respublicae.eu/BPFINews/stat

RT European Central Bank: Later today: watch live as ECB President Christine @Lagarde explains the latest monetary policy decisions.

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RT Banking & Payments Federation Ireland
BPFI was delighted to join Minister @Darraghobrien and @DeptHousingIRL to mark the successful first year of First Home Scheme Ireland. Supported by @bankofireland, @AIBIreland and @permanenttsb, the scheme is a €400m fund set up to help First-Time Buyers. t.co/5QFw9A9sGA

🐦🔗: n.respublicae.eu/BPFINews/stat

RT Banking & Payments Federation Ireland
The FPAI, in association with @Entirl and @FDSolutioneers are delighted to host , Friday Sep 15th in the Marker Hotel Dublin - opened by Minister @daracalleary and featuring expert speakers including @BryanHabana, Ruth McCarthy and Prag Sharma among many others.… n.respublicae.eu/i/web/status/ t.co/Hs1GZtxhrF

🐦🔗: n.respublicae.eu/BPFINews/stat

RT Paschal Donohoe
A very good meeting yesterday as we coordinated the direction of budgetary policies for next year. Excellent exchange on the role of the internationally and in an increasingly digitalised world as well as on national experiences in development. t.co/uDP1zjcrLA

🐦🔗: n.respublicae.eu/Paschald/stat

Great to meet ⁦@CarrollJennifer⁩ with Mags Fullen ⁦@BPFINews⁩ ⁦@IRLDeptFinance⁩ to discuss ⁦@WomeninFinance⁩ charter t.co/PnnC6c2PdA

🐦🔗: n.respublicae.eu/brianhayesBPF

Great report from ⁦@CCPCIreland⁩ on financial literacy & inclusion 2023- industry and public authorities need to work together ⁦@BPFINews⁩ ⁦@IRLDeptFinance⁩ t.co/b1qwhvyCbd

🐦🔗: n.respublicae.eu/brianhayesBPF

RT Dan O'Brien
Today's January-March house price data for the EU show a second consecutive quarterly decline.
Big falls in Germany and Finland. Non-euro Denmark and Sweden down sharply too.
In real terms (adjusted for consumer price inflation) prices are falling everywhere. t.co/HEmkrhE7XP

🐦🔗: n.respublicae.eu/danobrien20/s

RT Seamus Coffey
The relentless rise in Corporation Tax revenues continued in June. So far this year €10.5bn of Corporation Tax has been collected, which is up €1.8bn (20%) on the same period last year. The first six months of 2023 are greater than the full totals for each year from 2018 back. t.co/IUWfc3H5tJ

🐦🔗: n.respublicae.eu/seamuscoffey/

RT Ali Ugur
Share of PDH mortgages fixed for over 3 years have increased from 36% in March 2022 to 53% in March 2023 @BPFINews
t.co/75droPZTYy

🐦🔗: n.respublicae.eu/aliugurBPFI/s

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