[20:54] Trump buckles in face of bond market pressure

Nobody can take on the bond market and that includes the US President, writes David Murphy.

https://www.rte.ie/news/analysis-and-comment/2025/0409/1506783-trump-analysis-tariffs/

#US #DavidMurphy

[10:06] Ireland gets sucked deeper into messy Trump trade war

With signs already that Ireland's multinational jobs boom may be slowing, there is no doubt Donald Trump's policies will have huge repercussions for Ireland, writes David Murphy.

https://www.rte.ie/news/analysis-and-comment/2025/0315/1502216-donald-trump-ireland/

#Ireland #DonaldTrump's #DavidMurphy

[10:44] New data challenges narrative of landlords fleeing market

For many years the narrative that landlords were leaving the market in droves has been highlighted as an indicator of a dysfunctional rental sector, but figures published by Residential Tenancies Board this week challenge that narrative, writes David Murphy.

https://www.rte.ie/news/analysis-and-comment/2025/0301/1499591-property-landlords-rental/

#manyyears #ResidentialTenanciesBoard #thisweek #DavidMurphy

[21:41] Difficult to assess Trump tariff damage for Ireland

US President Donald Trump's broad hint that he will impose a 25% tariff on European Union goods is certainly a negative development, writes David Murphy.

https://www.rte.ie/news/2025/0226/1499149-eu-tariffs/

#US #DonaldTrump #25% #EuropeanUnion #DavidMurphy

[08:00] Were voters misled on housing before the election?

Correspondent David Murphy reports that after the CSO reported 30,330 home completions last year, the focus now turns to this year and there are some worrying indications that residential construction may be plateauing.

https://www.rte.ie/news/analysis-and-comment/2025/0202/1494131-housing-targets-election/

#DavidMurphy #30,330 #lastyear #thisyear

[08:00] Relentless pressure ahead for new housing minister

With a homelessness crisis, a shortfall in new residential construction and soaring property prices, the newly appointed Minister for Housing James Browne has the toughest job in Cabinet, writes RTÉ's David Murphy.

https://www.rte.ie/news/analysis-and-comment/2025/0125/1492763-new-government/

#JamesBrowne #Cabinet #RTÉ #DavidMurphy

[01:00] 5 threats Ireland faces in 2025

Housing, Donald Trump, a new government, climate and an ageing population are five of the big issues facing Ireland in 2025, writes David Murphy

https://www.rte.ie/news/business/2024/1231/1487416-five-threats-ireland-faces-in-2025/

#DonaldTrump #five #Ireland #2025 #DavidMurphy

[07:19] No indication that house prices will stop rising

Ireland is not as exposed as it was during the last crash, but any warning about property prices being overvalued has to be taken seriously, writes David Murphy.

https://www.rte.ie/news/business/2024/1212/1486020-esri-house-prices/

#Ireland #DavidMurphy

[07:01] What are SF, FG and FF offering voters on tax?

Our Economics and Public Affairs Correspondent David Murphy examines the tax plans of the three larger parties and how much the measures would cost the exchequer.

https://www.rte.ie/news/business/2024/1120/1481876-general-election-tax-analysis/

#DavidMurphy #three