Monthly jump in the Republic was second largest increase in euro area
Accenture job cuts, save €6,000 by shopping around for better mortgage rate, and manufacturing slows again
Bank of Ireland recently hiked its fixed rates for the fourth time in less than a year. while AIB raised its fixed rates in June and its variable rates are due to go up next week. “The average rate is now almost 1.5 percentage points higher than it was near the end of last year. But since these figures were compiled we’ve seen yet more rate hikes from all the main lenders, meaning the average rate for someone applying for a mortgage today is closer to 4.5 per cent or 4.75 per cent,” he said.
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