Articles in the Bank Of Ireland Category
Euro Interest Rates at Cycle Low according to Bank of Ireland
Central Bank rates across the major economies are at extremely low levels, in many cases unprecedentedly so. In the US the Federal Reserve is maintaining the Fed funds rate in a corridor between zero and 0.25% while in the UK the Bank of England has cut the Bank rate to only 0.5%. Euro zone rates [...]
Posted in 2009, Affordability, Bank Of Ireland, Euro Rates on 2 July 2009 Bank of Ireland Introduces a new 2 Year Fixed Rate for First Time Buyers
Bank of Ireland, has reiterated it’s commitment to support First Time Buyers (FTB) looking to get on the property ladder, by introducing a market leading 2 year fixed rate of 2.65% (2.6% APR).
Posted in Bank Of Ireland, Ireland, Mortgages, Republic of Ireland on 12 June 2009 ECB likely to cut rates by a half percent this year
The past few months has seen a dramatic change in interest rate expectations, first in the US, then in the UK and belatedly, in the euro area, said Dr Dan McLaughlin, Group Chief Economist, Bank of Ireland in his Global Markets research bulletin.
Posted in Bank Of Ireland, Euro Rates on 28 January 2008 Bank of Ireland launch their new switcher mortgage
Bank of Ireland is offering great rates to mortgage customers who switch their mortgage to the Bank.
Posted in Bank Of Ireland, Ireland on 22 November 2007 The first ECB rate cut in 4 years to become main market focus
Bank of Ireland’s Group Chief Economist, Dr. Dan McLaughlin has said he expects the first anticipated ECB rate cut to become the main focus for the financial markets over the coming weeks.
Posted in Bank Of Ireland, Euro Rates on 2 October 2007 One week left of Bank of Ireland’s Half Price Home Insurance Deal
A new home insurance offer from Bank of Ireland Insurance Services’, offering half price insurance offer for new customers will end on the 30th September 2007.
Posted in Bank Of Ireland on 24 September 2007 Irish house market could be over the worst
The Irish housing market is experiencing a slow down, a predictable result of a rising interest rate cycle and record growth in supply a new report has said.
Posted in Bank Of Ireland, Ireland on 4 August 2007
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