Boiled frogs and dots joined.

Energy prices down again. Eurozone economy starts growing  but the UK does not. Politicians in difficulties on both sides of the Irish Sea: two ex-finance minister under fire. One will keep his current job.

In conversation with Joan Mulvihill

'A numbed & dumbed generation'. Is it too late to regulate tech? Or is it now too big to fail?

Bought a book lately?

Give the task of managing the domestic economy to the IDA. Restrict the Finance Ministry to bean counting

Some of the punches are landing

The assault on Ireland's reputation and soft power. 

Starmer looks finished

Is inflation on the rise again? Britain to rejoin the EU? ChatGPT looks tired.

It's time for rage

Trump declares war on the EU. It's time for someone to stand up. Anyone.

A big week for economic data

Maybe Irish corporation taxes are destined never to collapse? Famous last words? The Department of Yes and No

OECD economic forecasts

An American Oligarchy takes shape. Russia leads, Trump follows.

Vance & co hate Europe because......

UK & Irish tax & govt. spending: a real drag. An explanation of the the USA - Russia bromance

A tale of two budgets. Or not.

Could anybody get elected in Ireland on a platform of fiscal restraint? Reeves last budget?

Finance, Markets, Business, Politics & Economics. Jim & Chris provide a fresh and unique perspective on all this and more.

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