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European Central Bank president Jean-Claude Trichet said today (2nd April 2009) that he did not rule out further rate cuts after the ECB lowered its main lending rate to an all-time low of 1.25%. more »
The European Central Bank cut its key rate today (Thursday 5th March 2009) by a half percentage point to 1.5%. more »
Claude Trichet said policy makers may cut their benchmark interest rate by a half percentage point to a record low of 1.5 per cent next month as a recession in the euro region deepens. more »
DEATH FROM CANCER was the most common reason for life cover claims being paid out by Irish Life last year, accounting for almost 50 per cent of all payouts. Heart-related conditions accounted for a further 22 per cent of death claims. more »
CANCER remains overwhelmingly the dominant disease affecting women, according to an analysis of life assurance figures. more »
European Central Bank president Jean-Claude Trichet has said the ECB will wait until March at least before deciding on any further changes to its interest rates. more »
There has been a broad welcome for today’s (4th December 2008) interest rate cut of 75 basis points by the European Central Bank (ECB). more »
Call The Mortgage Shop on free phone 1800 650 650 or email us at info@themortgageshop.ie to make sure you are benefiting from this rate cut. One of our Independent Financial Advisers will then contact you for a free financial review. more »
The European Central Bank - along with the Bank of England and the US Federal Bank - have today (8th October 2008) decreased interest rates by 0.5%. The ECB rate is now 3.75% - the same as it was in March 2007. more »
FT.Com Financial Times By John Murray Brown Published: August 25 2008 05:46 more »
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