a fresh bid to have their borrowings removed from the State’s balance sheet, as they seek to ease constraints on future financing and growth. Joe Brennan has the story.
Central Bank of Ireland governor Gabriel Makhlouf has said he is “increasingly confident” that the European Central Bank will hit its 2 per centtarget next year. However, he warned that governor Gabriel Makhlouf has said he is “increasingly confident” that the European Central Bank will hit its 2 per cent inflation target next year. Eoin Burke-Kennedy has the story.
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