Central Bank of Ireland release its final Quarterly bulletin of the year

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Recorded17 Dec 2024

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Growth will be above 3% next year and the year after while unemployment will remain around 4.4% and Inflation will be below the ECB target of 2% in the coming 24 months. They are the assessments of the Central Bank of Ireland in its final Quarterly bulletin of the year. But the CBI foresees a slowdown in global trade which could have a more pronounced impact on Ireland. Joe spoke to Robert Kelly Director of Economics and Statistics with the Central Bank of Ireland.

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