Ireland's debt has one of the longest maturities in Europe, with NTMA managing borrowings and IFAC criticizing government borrowing plans.
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Ireland's debt has one of the longest maturities in Europe, with NTMA managing borrowings and IFAC criticizing government borrowing plans.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.NTMA raised new borrowings amid strong public finances and government pressure to spend more.1 source
NTMA raised interest rates on State savings products due to global debt pressures.1 source
IFAC council established; Central Bank introduces mortgage lending rules.1 source
IFAC criticized Ireland's borrowing plans as NTMA manages the country's long-term debt.1 source
NTMA warns national debt interest bill will double as IFAC highlights future borrowing needs.1 source
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The entities involved
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Ireland
sovereign state in Northwestern Europe
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National Treasury Management Agency
Irish government agency
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Irish Fiscal Advisory Council
oversight of Irish State budget
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