Ronan Smyth is a Business Journalist at MSN and the Irish Examiner. He specializes in finance and personal finance, covering a range of topics including investment, the housing market, and real estate development, with a keen focus on corporate finance and debt management. Ronan's insights and analyses are featured in notable publications such as MSN and the Irish Examiner.
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Ronan Smyth's focus on local economic and financial news indicates a preference for data-driven stories related to the Irish economy, job creation, real estate, manufacturing sector, financial markets, and energy prices in Dublin and Ireland. He often relies on official announcements and press releases but also cites data extensively.
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Pharma company reported operating profit of €35.4m
Merger will form country’s largest provider of industrial insulation and cladding services
Physical media sales the only other category to record an increase last year, according to a report from the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI) of which the Irish Recorded Music Association (IRMA) is a member
Markets predict a 25 basis point increase in response to high inflation
Ireland now has the 11th highest interest rates in the eurozone up from 12th place in June
By: Ronan Smyth
The global average jet fuel price last week rose 9% compared to the week before to $171.01 per barrel
Saving can add to a household's overall wealth in the form of buying new homes, growing bank deposits, pension savings, and paying off debt
On the day, AIB customers also spent €211,000 in pubs in the north inner city
More than two-fifths of the trips completed in this period were taken in southern counties
