KBC Bank Ireland
# kbc-bank-ireland - Tuesday 5 March, 2013
Consumer sentiment weakened in February amid job concerns
Pressures on household finances and high-profile job losses contributed to the weakening of consumer sentiment in February.
# kbc-bank-ireland - Monday 11 February, 2013
Consumer sentiment increases sharply in January
A significant drop in December took economists by surprise but confidence levels now appear to have stabilised.
# kbc-bank-ireland - Monday 3 December, 2012
Irish consumer confidence rose in November
The KBC Bank Ireland/ESRI index shows a small amount of growth with sentiment at 63.8 in November compared to 60.9 in October.
# kbc-bank-ireland - Thursday 1 November, 2012
Poll: Is speculation about the Budget impacting on your spending?
Is the talk of possible tax hikes and benefit cuts in next month’s Budget affecting how you spend your money right now?
# kbc-bank-ireland - Wednesday 24 October, 2012
Irish business activity increasing but consumer sector displaying renewed weakness – survey
Concerns over the eurozone and the upcoming Budget are hitting companies expansion plans, say KBC Ireland/Chartered Accountants Ireland
# kbc-bank-ireland - Friday 10 August, 2012
Retail organisation urges against negative budget speculation
While consumer confidence is on the increase, Retail Excellence Ireland warns that spending continues to fall.
# kbc-bank-ireland - Wednesday 25 April, 2012
Irish business activity “strengthens in early 2012″
A survey by KBC Bank Ireland/Chartered Accountants Ireland shows that Irish business activity levels show the first clear improvement since 2007.
# kbc-bank-ireland - Thursday 1 March, 2012
Poll: Do you feel more optimistic about the Irish economy?
The latest consumer sentiment index tells us that consumers became slightly more confident in February. Did you?
Consumer sentiment brightened in February
Consumer sentiment was up last month – and had also increased compared to last year, as consumers become less pessimistic about the outlook for the jobs market, KCB Bank Ireland and the ESRI said today.
# kbc-bank-ireland - Friday 4 November, 2011
Two banks will pass on ECB interest rate cut to mortgage holders
But aside from Permanent TSB and KBC Bank Ireland, what are the other banks doing?
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