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Economic Eye Winter 2024 Forecast
The EY Economic Eye provides economic analysis of the all-island economy across the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. Click through to read and download the full report.
Seeds of opportunity: cultivating growth in the all-island economy
Economic Eye provides an all-island economic forecast and commentary for the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. Produced by Dr. Loretta O’Sullivan, EY Ireland's Chief Economist, and the EY Economic Advisory team, the report offers insight into the current economic environment as well as an indication of what’s to come for businesses in a complex marketplace over the next 12-24 months.
It discusses the recent challenges faced, from a global pandemic and the war in Ukraine to the cost-of-living crisis and focuses on how all-island resilience, continued growth and employment, and moderating inflation are all causes for optimism as we move through 2023 and beyond.
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What are the four forces shaping the 2024 economic outlook
EY's Winter 2024 Economic Eye forecast sees a growth uplift as inflation tracks lower and the interest rate cycle turns. Find out more.
The all-island economy: grounds for optimism?
The all-island economy remains resilient and faces into the second half of 2023 and beyond from a position of optimism. Read on to find out more
Connecting Irish rural communities with the National Broadband Plan
EY Ireland is proud to have published a report investigating the current and future benefits of the National Broadband Plan to the Irish economy and society.
Report summary: How people, prices, and planet will shape the all-island outlook
How people, prices, and planet will shape the outlook for the all-island economy
How new opportunities are opening for the Irish economy
With the ending of almost all COVID-19 restrictions in Ireland, find out how businesses will grow and transform as they emerge out of the pandemic.
Video: How Ireland can prepare for a more robust economy in 2022
Will inflation be transitory amidst the global uncertainty? Find out what the outlook is.
Online version: Economic Eye, 'Recovery - but at what price?' Spring 2021 Forecast
It has been an extraordinary year across the island of Ireland. Covid-19 and Brexit have brought levels of disruption and required policy responses that are unique in peacetime.
Economic Eye Report Winter 2020 - Bouncing back or stepping forward
Uncertain trends in health policy and a complex political environment across the globe have made this the most challenging all-island Economic Eye forecast to produce.
Economic Eye February 2020 - When growth is not enough
ROI’s growth is expected to be close to 6% in 2019 and the UK’s just 1.3%, yet the electorate endorsed the Conservatives in the UK, but did not do the same for Fine Gael.
Economic Eye Winter forecast 2019
Despite the heightened level of risk, firms across the island remain positive.