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Join host Cormac Cunnane from the AIB Treasury team and AIB Chief Economist David McNamara as they break down the latest Economic Outlook report:
- Ireland’s growth forecast is revised up, with strong domestic demand and resilient multinationals.
- Tariff risks have eased, with effective rates lower than expected and key sectors shielded.
- Labour market growth is slowing, but wage growth remains solid.
- Risks are more balanced, with inflation and global events still in focus.
- This edition’s theme: AI’s early impact on growth, jobs, and productivity.
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In this episode of AIB Market Talk, host Joanne McCabe from AIB’s Customer Treasury Services team is joined by Senior Economist John Fahey to unpack the latest developments in global financial markets.
Tune in as they discuss:
- The outcomes of recent ECB, Bank of England, and Federal Reserve meetings, including policy decisions and market surprises.
- Why the ECB remains steady, the Fed delivered a rate cut but with less dovish guidance, and the Bank of England signals a possible cut in December.
- The impact of the US government shutdown on monetary policy and market data, and how its resolution could influence the Fed’s next move.
- Currency market trends, with a focus on the US dollar’s renewed momentum, euro-dollar forecasts, and the factors shaping sterling’s outlook ahead of the UK budget.
- Insights into interest rate expectations for the eurozone, US, UK, and Japan, and what these mean for investors and businesses as we approach year-end.
Whether you’re a business leader, investor, or simply keen to stay informed, this episode delivers expert analysis on the forces driving today’s markets. Subscribe to AIB Market Talk for regular updates and insights from AIB’s team of specialists.
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Join host Sarah McGinley from AIB Treasury and AIB Chief Economist David McNamara for the latest PMIs edition of AIB Market Talk. In this episode, they unpack the latest AIB Ireland Manufacturing and Services PMI data for October, exploring:
- Why services sector activity has rebounded to its strongest level this year, and what’s driving the surge
- The shift in manufacturing trends, with growth easing after a strong start to 2025
- Insights into export markets, including the impact of weaker demand in Europe and ongoing tariff uncertainties
- Sector highlights: robust growth in business, financial, and technology services, and the evolving role of AI in employment trends
- Forward-looking business sentiment and what the latest PMI figures signal for Ireland’s economic outlook
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Join host Mark McKevitt from AIB’s Customer Treasury Team and AIB Senior Economist John Fahey for the October Market Moves edition of AIB Market Talk. In this episode, they break down the latest developments in the financial markets, including:
- Recent shifts in the euro, dollar, and yen, and the drivers behind currency movements
- The impact of political events, such as the resignation of the French Prime Minister and leadership changes in Japan
- What to expect from the upcoming UK and Eurozone budgets, and their implications for fiscal sustainability
- Central bank outlooks: ECB, Bank of England, and US Federal Reserve rate expectations for the coming months
- Key forecasts for EUR/USD and EUR/GBP through year-end and into 2026
Whether you’re a business leader, investor, or simply interested in market trends, this episode offers clear, expert insights to help you stay informed.
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Join Joanne McCabe and Chief Economist David McNamara as they break down the latest AIB Irish Manufacturing and Services PMI data. The pair discuss key trends in sector growth, export dynamics, employment shifts, and the impact of global events on Ireland’s economy. Listen to our Treasury team as they talk insights into the resilience of Irish business as we enter the final quarter of 2025, with a spotlight on standout sectors and the outlook for the months ahead.
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As global markets brace for pivotal central bank decisions, this episode dives into the upcoming Federal Reserve meeting, where a potential rate cut could signal a shift in U.S. monetary policy. Meanwhile, the European Central Bank holds steady, opting to keep rates unchanged despite persistent inflation concerns. What do these diverging strategies mean for investors, businesses, and the broader economy? Join our Chief Economist, David McNamara, and Sarah McGinley from our Treasury team, as they unpack the implications, explore market reactions, and discuss what’s next for global financial markets.
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AIB’S Chief Economist David McNamara and AIB Treasury’s Jason Rehill review the August Irish PMI surveys, discussing strong growth for the manufacturing sector with employment continuing to increase and trade to the US surging. There’s a review of slowing service sector activities, while employment rates continuing to fall. There’s an examination of the slowdown in the Irish economy following rapid growth, and finally the sense of global economic uncertainty flowing from the impact of tariffs.
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In this week’s Market Talk podcast, AIB’s Senior Economist, John Fahey, and AIB Treasury’s Jane Kavanagh, discuss volatility in the financial markets. They also review central bank activity, considering the outlook for interest rates for the second half of 2025 and discuss the impact of tariffs on inflation. The team also looks at the currency markets, with the euro gaining against the dollar for first time this year.
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AIB’s Chief Economist, David McNamara, and AIB Treasury’s Sarah McGinley review the latest Manufacturing and Services PMI surveys. They show the manufacturing sector grew in July, with pharma exports on the increase. While the services sector showed weakening trends in transport, tourism and leisure, with a fall in activity impacting weak employment growth. The discussion also looks at the impact of tariff deals globally and how tariffs are impacting the US economy.
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AIB’s Senior Economist John Fahey and AIB Treasury’s Mark McKevitt discuss the current finance markets, the future impact of tariffs, the recent changes in sterling with Bank of England rate cuts, and central bank rates with no changes in the ECB and US Fed.
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AIB's Senior Economist John Fahey, Head of Real Estate Finance Research Pat O’Sullivan and AIB Treasury’s Jason Rehill discuss the June PMI construction survey report, featuring commercial activity growth and a loss of momentum in residential activity. They also discuss the office market trends for investors, how supply and demand continue to increase market prices in the housing market, and the slowdown in apartment supply.
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AIB’s Senior Economist John Fahey and AIB Treasury’s Cormac Cunnane discuss what is driving growth, the manufacturing sector supporting the increase in employment, the loss of momentum in the Irish services sector and the increase of momentum in the manufacturing sector, a review of the tariff policy and challenges for the Irish tourism industry.
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On the latest the latest AIB Market Talk AIB Senior Economist John Fahey and AIB’s Treasury Jane Kavanagh discuss topics including volatility in the finance markets, the upcoming central bank meetings, the US Economy outlook, new tariff policies, the UK economy and the current trading ranges.
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The latest AIB Market Talk is here, featuring an in depth look at the latest AIB Ireland PMI reports. In manufacturing, there’s been a strong upturn in production, while in the services sector, prices continue to increase at a strong pace and the tourism sector has seen a slowdown. We also discuss the continued increase in both inflation and employment rates.
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AIB’s Economist David McNamara and AIB Treasury’s Jonathan Weir discuss the latest macro-economic outlook for the Irish economy, resilience in the consumer and labour market outlooks and geopolitical risks to growth. Read the full economic the outlook on the AIB FX centre here
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AIB’s Senior Economist John Fahey and AIB Treasury’s Ed Wilson discuss the latest on interest rates, central bank positions and the waiting game for implications of trades tensions on the global economy.
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AIB’s Chief Economist David McNamara and AIB Treasury’s Sarah McGinley discuss the latest AIB Ireland PMI reports including the slowing service sector, weakening services economic outlook, rising input cost inflation and economic impacts of international trade tensions.
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AIB’s Chief Economist David McNamara and AIB Treasury’s Jonathan Weir discuss the latest news on tariffs, impacts on global trade and economies and key upcoming information releases to keep an eye on.
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AIB’s Chief Economist David McNamara and AIB Treasury’s Jason Rehill discuss the latest AIB Ireland PMI reports including the positive picture for manufacturing despite looming threats, very strong growth in services, the market reactions following the US tariff announcements and how tariffs might impact Irish industries.
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AIB’s Senior Economist John Fahey and AIB Treasury’s Jane Kavanagh discuss the latest global market updates including:
- Interest rate expectations from Central Banks
- Tariff and trade policy impacts on the Dollar
- Euro boosted by Eurozone news flow
- The resilience of Sterling
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AIB’s Chief Economist David McNamara and AIB Treasury’s Sarah McGinley discuss the latest AIB Ireland PMI reports, the outlook for the Irish manufacturing and services sectors and the impacts of Storm Éowyn on the Irish economy.
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AIB’s Senior Economist John Fahey and AIB Treasury’s Mark McKevitt break down the trade and tariff policy activity from the past few weeks and take a look at interest rate expectations from Central Banks and movements in currency pairs in the latest AIB Market Talk episode.
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AIB’s Chief Economist David McNamara and AIB Treasury’s Cormac Cunnane discuss the latest AIB Irish PMI reports and how tariffs might impact the manufacturing and services sectors and the Irish economy.
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AIB’s Senior Economist John Fahey and AIB Treasury’s Jane Kavanagh discuss the latest market updates including,
- The new Trump presidency and initial impacts in the markets,
- Movements in the Euro, Sterling, and Dollar currency pairs,
- And interest rate expectations with the upcoming European Central Bank, US Federal Reserve and Bank of England meetings in the coming weeks.
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AIB Customer Treasury Services is a registered business name of Allied Irish Banks, p.l.c. Registered Office: 10 Molesworth Street, Dublin 2
AIB’s Chief Economist David McNamara and AIB Treasury’s Cormac Cunnane drill down into the December Irish Purchasing Managers Index reports for the Manufacturing and Service sectors, review trends from 2024 and break down key trends in for 2025.
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AIB’s Senior Economist John Fahey and AIB Treasury’s Jane Kavanagh take us through highlights in Interest Rate decisions and currency markets over 2024 and what the new year may have in store for global economies.
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AIB Customer Treasury Services is a registered business name of Allied Irish Banks, p.l.c. Registered Office: 10 Molesworth Street, Dublin 2
AIB’s Chief Economist David McNamara and AIB Treasury’s John Heffernan break down the latest Irish Purchasing Managers Index reports for the Manufacturing and Service sectors, including trends across the sectors and insights into the Irish economy.
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AIB’s Senior Economist John Fahey and AIB Treasury’s Stuart Banks discuss recent and upcoming elections and their impacts on economies and markets around the globe.
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AIB’s Chief Economist David McNamara and AIB Treasury’s Cormac Cunnane break down the trends in the latest Irish Purchasing Managers Index reports for the Manufacturing and Service sectors and what these reports could tell us about the state of the Irish economy. The team also look at the US Federal Reserve and election activities could mean for the Irish economy.
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AIB’s Senior Economist John Fahey, and AIB Treasury’s Stuart Banks discuss market expectations on interest rates for the ECB meeting today and the latest movements in markets.
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AIB’s Chief Economist David McNamara and AIB Treasury’s Paul Ward break down the trends in the latest Irish Purchasing Managers Index reports for the Manufacturing and Service sectors and what these reports could tell us about the state of the Irish economy.
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AIB’s Senior Economist John Fahey, and AIB Treasury’s Stuart Banks talk through the latest news and expectations for interest rate decisions and movements in markets with the September round of central bank meetings.
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AIB’s Chief Economist David McNamara and AIB Treasury’s Cormac Cunnane break down the latest trends in the August Irish Purchasing Managers Index reports for the Manufacturing and Service sectors and what these reports could mean for markets and interest rates as we approach the September round of central bank meetings.
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AIB’s Senior Economist John Fahey, and AIB Treasury’s Cormac Cunnane discuss the volatile moves in markets after the August round of central bank meetings, and break down the latest market expectations for September interest rate cuts and movements in currencies.
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AIB’s Chief Economist David McNamara and AIB Treasury’s John Heffernan break down the trends in the latest Irish Purchasing Managers Index reports for the Manufacturing and Service sectors, including the high performing service industry and the insights these reports give into the Irish economy.
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AIB Customer Treasury Services is a registered business name of Allied Irish Banks, p.l.c. Registered Office: 10 Molesworth Street, Dublin 2
AIB’s Senior Economist John Fahey and AIB Treasury’s John Heffernan review anticipated potential interest rate cuts for the year and market expectations for the upcoming ECB, Bank of England and Federal Reserve meetings.
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Registered in Ireland: No: 24173
Allied Irish Bank p.l.c is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland
AIB Customer Treasury Services is a registered business name of Allied Irish Banks, p.l.c. Registered Office: 10 Molesworth Street, Dublin 2
AIB’s Chief Economist David McNamara and AIB Treasury’s Paul Ward discuss the latest Irish Purchasing Managers Index reports for the Manufacturing and Service sectors and what the PMIs collectively mean for the state of the Irish economy.
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Allied Irish Bank p.l.c is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland
AIB Customer Treasury Services is a registered business name of Allied Irish Banks, p.l.c. Registered Office: 10 Molesworth Street, Dublin 2
AIB’s Senior Economist John Fahey and AIB Treasury’s Stuart Banks review market expectations on potential interest rate cuts coming out of recent and upcoming ECB, Bank of England and Federal Reserve central bank meetings.
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Registered in Ireland: No: 24173
Allied Irish Bank p.l.c is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland
AIB Customer Treasury Services is a registered business name of Allied Irish Banks, p.l.c. Registered Office: 10 Molesworth Street, Dublin 2
AIB’s Senior Economist John Fahey and AIB Treasury’s Jane Kavanagh discuss the latest Irish Purchase Managers Index reports for the Manufacturing and Service sectors, trends in inflation and growth in the sectors and what these mean for the Irish economy.
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Registered in Ireland: No: 24173
Allied Irish Bank p.l.c is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland
AIB Customer Treasury Services is a registered business name of Allied Irish Banks, p.l.c. Registered Office: 10 Molesworth Street, Dublin 2
AIB’s Senior Economist John Fahey and AIB Treasury’s Jane Kavanagh discuss the recent central bank meetings and the outlook for foreign exchange in the latest AIB Market Talk Podcast.
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Registered in Ireland: No: 24173
Allied Irish Bank p.l.c is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland
AIB Customer Treasury Services is a registered business name of Allied Irish Banks, p.l.c. Registered Office: 10 Molesworth Street, Dublin 2
AIB’s Chief Economist David McNamara, and AIB Treasury’s John Heffernan breakdown the latest Irish Purchase Managers Index reports for the Manufacturing and Service sectors and what the diverging industry reports mean for the Irish Economy.
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AIB’s Senior Economist John Fahey, and AIB Treasury’s John Heffernan discuss the latest news from the European Central Bank and breakdown market expectations for potential interest rate cuts and the impacts on currency pairs.
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AIB’s Chief Economist David McNamara, and AIB Treasury’s Cormac Cunnane breakdown the latest Irish Purchase Managers Index reports for the Manufacturing and Service sectors, sings of inflation easing and what this could means for industry in Ireland.
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AIB’s Senior Economist John Fahey, and AIB Treasury’s Stuart Banks discuss the busy recent central bank calendars and data releases, including from the Bank of Japan, Bank of England, ECB, US Federal Reserve and Swiss National Bank, and first quarter foreign exchange activity for 2024.
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AIB’s Chief Economist David McNamara, and AIB Treasury’s Cormac Cunnane, discuss the positive spring outlook from the February AIB Ireland Purchase Managers Index Reports for the Manufacturing and Services sectors in the latest from AIB’s Market Talk podcast.
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AIB’s Senior Economist John Fahey, and AIB Treasury’s Jane Kavanagh discuss upcoming central bank interest data releases, market expectations on rate cuts, and anticipated movement in currency pairs for the upcoming year.
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AIB’s Chief Economist David McNamara, and AIB Treasury’s Jane Kavanagh, discuss the mixed outlook from the January AIB All Ireland Purchase Managers Index Reports for the Irish Manufacturing and Services sectors and what this could mean for the Irish economy.
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AIB’s Chief Economist David McNamara, and AIB Treasury’s Paul Ward, discuss potential upcoming central bank interest rate decisions, market expectations on rate cuts, interest rate stickiness, and anticipated movement in currency pairs for the upcoming year.
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AIB’s Chief Economist Oliver Mangan, and AIB Treasury’s John Heffernan, discuss the December AIB All Ireland Purchase Managers Index Reports for the Irish Manufacturing and Services sectors and review the Irish sectors performance in the global economy for 2023.
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AIB’s Chief Economist Oliver Mangan, and AIB Treasury’s Paul Ward, discuss the November AIB All Ireland Purchase Managers Index Reports for the Irish Manufacturing and Services sectors and Irish sectors performance in the global economy.
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AIB’s Senior Economist John Fahey, and AIB Treasury’s Stuart Banks, breakdown the recent European Central Bank, Bank of England and US Federal Reserve interest rate decisions, market expectations on rate cuts, and recent volatility in bond markets.
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AIB’s Chief Economist Oliver Mangan, and AIB Treasury’s Cormac Cunnane, discuss the October AIB All Ireland Purchase Managers Index Reports for the Irish Manufacturing and Services sectors and the Irish sectors performance in the global economy.
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Senior Economist, John Fahey and AIB Treasury’s John Heffernan, talk through the latest interest rate updates from the central banks, what is priced in to markets and what these interest rate updates mean for the currency pairs.
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AIB’s Chief Economist Oliver Mangan, and AIB Treasury’s John Heffernan, discuss the September AIB All Ireland Purchase Managers Index Reports for the Irish Manufacturing and Services sectors and the Irish sectors performance in the global economy.
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AIB’s Senior Economist John Fahey and AIB Treasury’s Paul Ward discuss the latest interest rate updates from the European Central Bank and what the market expects from the Bank of England and US Federal Reserve later this week.
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AIB’s Senior Economist John Fahey, and AIB Treasury’s Stuart Banks, discuss the latest AIB All Ireland Purchase Managers Index Reports for the Manufacturing and Services sector and the impacts on the Irish economy.
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On Higher Ground - AIB’s Senior Economist John Fahey, and AIB Treasury’s Jane Kavanagh examine interest rate expectations for the ECB, FED and Bank of England, currency markets moves and more.
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AIB’s Chief Economist Oliver Mangan, and AIB Treasury’s John Heffernan, discuss the latest AIB All Ireland Purchasing Managers Index Reports for the Manufacturing and Services sector and the impacts on the Irish economy.
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AIB’s Senior Economist John Fahey and AIB Treasury’s Paul Ward discuss the inflation policies from the US Federal Reserve, European Central Bank and Bank of England, and the impacts on the economy.
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AIB’s Senior Economist John Fahey, and AIB Treasury’s Paul Ward, discuss the recent AIB Irish Manufacturing and Services Purchasers Managers Index Reports and the impacts are on the Irish economy.
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AIB’s Senior Economist John Fahey, and AIB Treasury’s Jane Kavanagh, discuss the latest market changes following the recent FED and ECB meetings, and what is expected from the CPI data from the Bank of England.
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AIB’s Chief Economist Oliver Mangan, and AIB Treasury’s Cormac Cunnane, talk through the latest AIB Irish Manufacturing & Services PMI Reports for May, including highlighting the recent positive performances in the Services industries.
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AIB’s Senior Economist John Fahey, and AIB Treasury’s John Heffernan, discuss the recent Central Bank meetings and outlooks for peak interest rates.
‘The central banks are all paying very close attention to underlying inflation data, and that will very much determine where rates move in the next 12 – 18 months.’
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AIB’s Chief Economist, Oliver Mangan, and AIB Treasury’s John Heffernan, discuss the diverging trends in the most recent April AIB Ireland Manufacturing and Services PMI Reports.
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AIB Treasury’s Jane Kavanagh and Senior Economist, John Fahey talk through recent IMF updates, global economic growth, and inflation decisions from central banks, in this week’s Market Talk episode.
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In this episode, AIB’s Chief Economist, Oliver Mangan, and AIB Treasury’s Cormac Cunnane, discuss the March AIB Ireland Manufacturing and Services PMI Reports including the subdued activity in manufacturing sector and the strength of the services sector.
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AIB Treasury’s Paul Ward and Senior Economist, John Fahey review recent Central Bank decisions and the volatile developments in markets, in this week’s Market Talk episode.
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In this episode, AIB Treasury’s Jane Kavanagh and Economist Daniel Noonan recap recent market changes including changes in interest rates and currency markets, and the recent fallout from SVB.
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In this episode, AIB’s Chief Economist Oliver Mangan and AIB Treasury’s John Heffernan, discuss the most recent Manufacturing and Services PMI Reports, the signs of improving conditions for the sectors, and how high inflation and economic monetary policies may impact economic activities.
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In this episode, AIB Treasury’s Jane Kavanagh and AIB Senior Economist John Fahey, talk through the recent ECB, Fed and Bank of England reports, early trends in inflation data and the FX rates across the Eurozone, UK and US.
Read the recent European Central Bank, Federal Reserve and Bank of England Watch Reports and more here.
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In this episode, Cormac Cunnane, from AIB Treasury and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist, discuss the January Manufacturing and Services Purchasing Managers Indexes and the positive signs for the Irish economy.
Read the full PMI reports here:
AIB Irish Manufacturing PMI - January 2023
AIB Irish Services PMI - January 2023
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You can listen to AIB Senior Economist John Fahey and AIB Treasury’s Cormac Cunnane’s discussion of changes in financial markets and currencies in this week’s episode of AIB Market Talk.
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Hear from AIB Senior Economist Ollie Mangan as he and Stuart Banks from AIB Treasury discuss the December AIB Ireland Manufacturing and Services PMIs, review 2022 market changes and preview the economic outlook going into 2023.
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Join AIB Senior Economist John Fahey as he and Jane Kavanagh from AIB Treasury discuss the busy upcoming week, review the market changes of 2022 and take a peek into the economic outlook going into 2023.
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Hear from AIB Senior Economist Ollie Mangan as he and John Heffernan from AIB Treasury discuss the latest AIB Ireland Manufacturing and Services PMIs for November, and the impact on the Irish Economy.
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In this episode Jane Kavanagh from AIB Treasury talks with AIB Senior Economist John Fahey about US market reactions to recent developments and the outlook for interests rates as we approach the end of 2022.
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In this episode Paul Ward, AIB Treasury talks to AIB Chief Economist Oliver Mangan about the AIB Ireland Manufacturing and Services PMIs for October, and the impact on the Irish Economy.
In this episode John Heffernan, AIB Treasury talks to AIB Senior Economist John Fahey about market reaction to recent developments in the UK and the outlook for currency markets.
In this episode Jane Kavanagh, AIB Treasury talks to AIB Chief Economist Oliver Mangan about the AIB Ireland Manufacturing and Services PMIs for September, and the impact on the Irish Economy.
In this episode Paul Ward, AIB Treasury talks to AIB Chief Economist, Oliver Mangan about the rising interest rate environment and volatility in foreign exchange markets.
In this episode John Heffernan, AIB Treasury talks to John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist about the Interest Rate environment.
In this episode, John Heffernan, AIB Treasury and John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist discuss the August Manufacturing and Services PMIs and the impact on the Irish economy.
In this episode, Jane Kavanagh, AIB Treasury talks to John Fahey, Senior Economist in AIB about the latest news on financial markets. They discuss inflation and the outlook for foreign exchange rates.
In this episode, John Heffernan, AIB Treasury and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist, discuss the July Manufacturing & Services PMIs and the impact on the Irish economy.
In this week’s episode, John Heffernan, AIB Treasury, speaks with John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist about the latest news on financial markets. They discuss the recent ECB rate hike, the upcoming Fed and BoE meetings and the outlook for EUR/USD and EUR/GBP.
In this week’s episode, Paul Ward, AIB Treasury, speaks with John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist about the latest news on financial markets. They discuss the recent moves in Euro/Dollar, the rising interest rate expectations and Paul asks about the recession fears visible on markets.
In this episode, Cormac Cunnane, AIB Treasury and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist discuss the June Manufacturing and Services PMIs and the impact on the Irish economy.
In this week’s episode, Paul Ward, AIB Treasury, speaks with John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist about the latest news on financial markets. This week they focus on global interest rates and the volatility on currency markets.
In this week’s episode, John Heffernan, AIB Treasury, speaks with John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist, about the latest news on financial markets. They discuss the recent and upcoming central bank meetings and the moves on markets.
In this episode, Stuart Banks, AIB Treasury and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist discuss the May Manufacturing and Services PMIs and the positive signs for the Irish economy.
In the latest episode of AIB Market Talk, Paul Ward, AIB Treasury, speaks with Daniel Noonan, AIB Economist about the recent developments on financial markets. They discuss the improving market sentiment and the impact this is having on the main currency pairs and they look ahead to next week’s key ECB meeting.
In this week’s episode, Paul Ward, AIB Treasury speaks with John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist about the latest news on financial markets. They discuss the recent actions of central banks, the outlook for the dollar, euro and sterling and Paul asks John ‘has inflation peaked?’ Listen and subscribe here
In this episode, Cormac Cunnane, AIB Treasury and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist discuss the April Manufacturing and Services PMIs and the positive signs for the Irish economy.
In this episode, Cormac Cunnane, AIB Treasury, speaks with John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist, about the latest news on financial markets. John gives us some insight into the strengthening dollar, he tells us what to look out for at the upcoming central bank meetings and the potential impact these meetings will have on currency markets.
In this week’s episode, Jane Kavanagh, AIB Treasury, speaks with John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist about inflation, the recent central bank meetings and the outlook on currency markets.
In this week’s episode, Paul Ward, AIB Treasury, speaks with John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist about the latest update on financial markets. They take a look back at the key trends which emerged in Q1 of 2022 and they discuss the main drivers of inflation and the outlook for currencies over the months ahead.
In this episode, John Heffernan, AIB Treasury, speaks with John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist about the latest updates on financial markets. They discuss how markets reacted to the recent central bank meetings and what we can expect in relation to inflation and currency pairs for the year ahead. Listen here
If you’d like to speak with one of our Treasury team do not hesitate to email at business.treasury@aib.ie or call 01 772 4003
In this episode, Stuart Banks, AIB Treasury, speaks with John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist about the latest updates on financial markets. They discuss how markets are reacting to the war and humanitarian crisis in Ukraine and what to look out for in the week ahead including the upcoming ECB Meeting.
If you’d like to speak with one of our Treasury team do not hesitate to email at business.treasury@aib.ie or call 01 772 4003
In this episode, Cormac Cunnane, AIB Treasury and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist discuss the February Manufacturing and Services PMIs and the positive signs for the Irish economy. They also discuss how the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine caused by the invasion by Russia could impact economic activity.
In this week’s episode, Paul Ward, AIB Treasury, speaks with John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist, about how markets are reacting to newsflow from Ukraine, they discuss the latest action on currency markets and the key data releases to look out for in the week ahead.
In this episode, John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist speaks with Cormac Cunnane, AIB Treasury about the latest news on financial markets including the volatility of markets after the central bank meetings last week and what to expect for the weeks and months ahead.
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In this episode, John Heffernan, AIB Treasury and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist discuss the January Manufacturing and Services PMIS and the positive signs for the Irish economy.
In this episode, Paul Ward, AIB Treasury, speaks with John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist, about the overall risk aversion sentiment on markets, the latest news on currency markets and what to expect from the Fed meeting this week.
In this special quarterly podcast, Conor Egan, Senior Investment Manager, AIB Private Banking joins John Heffernan, AIB Treasury and John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist to discuss the performance of equity and bond markets in Q4, inflation going into 2022 and the outlook for the global economy in 2022.
In this episode, Stuart Banks, AIB Treasury, talks with Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist, about the recent activity on financial markets with a particular focus on interest rates and inflation. They also discuss the economic calendar for the week ahead.
In our first episode of 2022, Cormac Cunnane, AIB Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist discuss the December Manufacturing and Services PMIs and the outlook for the economy going into 2022.
In this episode, Stuart Banks, AIB Treasury, speaks with Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist, about the key themes from last week’s central bank meetings, the reaction on financial markets and the economic outlook going into 2022.
In this episode Paul Ward, AIB Treasury, speaks with John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist about the recent volatility in markets, the market reaction to the new Covid variant and they look ahead to next year and the outlook on currencies.
In this episode, Paul Ward, AIB Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist discuss the November Manufacturing and Services PMIs.
In this episode, Stuart Banks, AIB Treasury speaks with John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist where he explains the reasons behind the recent moves in currency markets and what we can expect from the economic calendar in the week ahead.
In this episode, John Heffernan, AIB Treasury, speaks with John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist, about the learnings from the Fed and Bank of England meetings last week, an update on the ECB meeting from the previous week and they look ahead to the outlook for euro/sterling and euro/dollar.
In this episode, John Heffernan, AIB Treasury Sales and John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist discuss the October Manufacturing and Services PMIs and the positive signs for the Irish economy.
In this episode, Cormac Cunnane, AIB Treasury speaks with John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist, about the UK rate expectations, the outlook for the Euro for the months ahead and what to expect from the ECB and Bank of England meetings next week.
In this special quarterly podcast, Sarah Magee, Senior Investment Consultant, Private Banking joins Jane Kavanagh, AIB Treasury and John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist to discuss the performance of equity markets in Q3, the outlook for central banks into 2022 and key insights for investors.
Read the Investment Market Review and Outlook Q3 2021 here
In this episode, Paul Ward, AIB Treasury, speaks with Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist about central bank inflation fears and interest rate expectations, and they discuss the lower than expected payrolls figure from the US.
In this episode, Barry Field, AIB Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist discuss the September Manufacturing and Services PMIs and the positive signs for the Irish economy.
In this week’s episode, Barry Field, AIB Treasury, speaks with Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist, about the impact last week’s central bank meetings had on currency markets, what we’ve learned from the latest PMI readings and what to expect in the weeks ahead.
In this week’s episode, Stuart Banks, AIB Treasury speaks with John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist about the weaker than expected data from the US and the UK, an update from the Eurozone and what to expect from the economic calendar in the weeks ahead.
In this month’s episode on the latest AIB Ireland Manufacturing and Services PMIs, Cormac Cunnane and John Fahey talk about the encouraging signs for the economy in H2.
In this episode, Cormac Cunnane, AIB Treasury, speaks with John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist about the latest action on currency markets and what to expect from the week ahead.
In this week’s episode, John Heffernan, AIB Treasury, speaks with John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist about the US economy, the UK economy and the road ahead for the Bank of England and the outlook on currency markets.
Paul Ward, AIB Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist discuss the July Manufacturing and Services PMIs and the positive signs for the Irish economy.
In this episode, Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist, speaks with Paul Ward, AIB Treasury, about the activity of the main currency pairs over the summer months, the upcoming Central Bank meetings and the recent strong Eurozone data.
In this special quarterly podcast, Conor Egan, Senior Investment Manager, AIB Private Banking joins Jane Kavanagh, AIB Treasury and John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist to discuss the performance of equity markets in Q2, the outlook for currency markets into 2021 and key insights for investors.
Read the Investment Market Review and Outlook Q2 2021 here
In this week’s episode, Stuart Banks, AIB Treasury, speaks with John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist about the positive data coming from the UK, what’s happening in the US and they look ahead to the ECB meeting this Thursday.
This week Cormac Cunnane, AIB Treasury talks to John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist about the recent cautious tone in markets and the outlook for currencies during these summer months.
In this week’s episode Barry Field, AIB Treasury, speaks with John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist about the outlook for the main currency pairs, particularly what’s driving the recent moves in the dollar.
Barry Field, AIB Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist discuss the June Manufacturing and Services PMIs and the positive signs for the Irish economy.
In this week’s episode, Jane Kavanagh, AIB Treasury Sales, speaks with Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist about currencies, the recent strong PMI data and what we can expect for the week ahead.
This week Paul Ward, AIB Treasury talks to John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist about the aftermath of the Fed meeting and the impact on the dollar, as well as the upcoming Bank of England meeting and what it means for sterling.
This week Stuart Banks, AIB Treasury talk to AIB Senior Economist John Fahey about the resilience of the Irish economy, and what to watch out for at the Fed meeting this week.
In this week's episode, Cormac Cunnane, AIB Treasury, speaks with Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist, about the outlook for the global economy for the next few years, strong Irish GDP figures, the US economic recovery and the outlook for currencies in the coming weeks.
John Heffernan, AIB Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist discuss the May Manufacturing and Services PMIs and the positive signs for the Irish economy.
Read the Manufacturing report in full here, and the Services report here.
In this week’s episode, John Heffernan and Oliver Mangan discuss the reopening of the economy and US Payroll figures.
In this week’s episode, Barry Field, AIB Treasury speaks with Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist about the recent strong economic data in the US and UK, currency markets and the rising inflation in the US & what this means for the Irish economy.
In this week’s episode John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist, speaks with Jane Kavanagh, AIB Treasury, to discuss the latest on financial markets including inflation, the performance of the main currency pairs and what’s coming up in the week ahead.
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In this week’s episode, Jane Kavanagh, AIB Treasury speaks with John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist about the aftermath from the US payrolls figures and the Bank of England meeting last week and they look ahead to the US data & the Q1 GDP figures due this week and what this means for the main currency pairs.
Paul Ward, AIB Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist discuss the April Manufacturing and Services PMIs and the impact on the Irish economy.
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In this week’s episode, Paul Ward, AIB Treasury and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist, focus in on the US economy and what the latest strong data means in terms of the outlook for currencies. They also touch on the move by the Bank of Canada to tighten monetary policy and what lies ahead for the coming week.
In this week’s episode, Cormac Cunnane, AIB Treasury, speaks with Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist about the latest news in financial markets including the meeting of the Fed this week and the strong performance of the euro of late.
In this week’s episode, John Heffernan, AIB Treasury, speaks with Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist, about the performance of the main currency pairs this year, they look ahead to the ECB meeting this week and Oliver explains how the ‘tapering’ technique implemented by central banks may impact financial markets going forward...
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In this week’s episode, Stuart Banks, AIB Treasury speaks with John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist, about the latest news in financial markets including what we can expect from currency markets in the week ahead.
In this special quarterly podcast, Conor English, Head of Investments, AIB Private Banking joins Jane Kavanagh, AIB Corporate Treasury and John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist to discuss the performance of equity markets in Q1, the outlook for currency markets into 2021 and key insights for investors.
Read the Investment Market Review and Outlook for Q1 2021 here - https://bit.ly/3uIi1ps
Paul Ward, AIB Treasury Sales and John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist discuss the March Manufacturing and Services PMIs and the impact on the Irish economy...
In this week’s episode, Paul Ward, AIB Treasury speaks with John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist about the strong economic data coming from the US and the outlook for the main currency pairs.
In this week’s episode, John Heffernan, AIB Treasury, speaks with Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist about the performance of the Dollar, Euro and Sterling to date and what we can expect in the economic calendar for the week ahead.
In this week’s podcast, Oliver Mangan, AIB’s Chief Economist talks to Jane Kavanagh about the market’s view of the quarterly forecast from the Fed and the release of the Flash PMIs.
In this week’s episode, Cormac Cunnane, AIB Treasury speaks with John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist, about the latest news in currency markets and the economic diary for the week ahead.
In this week’s episode, Stuart Banks, AIB Treasury, talks with John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist, about the recent rise in long term interest rates, what to expect from the ECB meeting later this week, and what’s been happening in the UK and US.
Paul Ward, AIB Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist discuss the February Manufacturing and Services PMIs and the impact on the Irish economy...
In this week’s episode Paul Ward, AIB Treasury and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist discuss the recent performance of the UK economy, the outlook for the Eurozone and other recent developments in financial markets.
In this week’s episode John Heffernan, AIB Treasury and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist discuss recent developments in financial markets and they compare how both the EU and the US economies are bouncing back after the effects of the global pandemic.
In this week’s episode, Jane Kavanagh, AIB Treasury speaks with John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist about the global outlook for interest rates and FX rates, and the week ahead. They also discuss the outlook for sterling as the ongoing impact of Brexit manifests itself.
Read AIB's Forex and Interest Rate Outlook here https://bit.ly/3qu0dMQ
In this week’s episode, Paul Ward, AIB Treasury Sales, speaks with Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist, about the outcome from the recent Bank of England meeting and how recent financial market developments have impacted the Euro against both the Dollar and Sterling.
Cormac Cunnane, AIB Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist discuss the January Manufacturing and Services PMIs and the impact on the Irish economy...
In this week’s podcast, Cormac Cunnane, AIB Treasury speaks with Oliver Mangan, AIB’s Chief Economist, about the IMF’s report on the economic outlook for the next two years, the busy economic calendar this week and the direction for the Euro in the weeks ahead.
In this week’s episode, John Heffernan, AIB Treasury and Oliver Mangan, AIB’s Chief Economist discuss Central Banks guidance relating to vaccine rollouts, forecasts of a recovery in H2 2021 and data releases in the week ahead.
This week, Gavin O’Carroll, AIB Treasury and John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist discuss the outlook for the dollar, market reaction to the practicalities of the implementation of the EU/UK trade agreement and the release of the flash PMIs.
In this special quarterly podcast, Sarah Magee, Senior Investment Consultant, Private Banking joins Jane Kavanagh, Corporate Treasury and John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist to discuss Q4 investment returns, how the Covid vaccines, the Brexit deal and US election results will impact the global economy, when markets will begin to recover in 2021 and key pieces of advice for investors.
Read Private Banking's Q4 2020 Investment Market Review here:
https://aib.ie/content/dam/aib/fxcentre/docs/special-reports/pb-jan-2021.pdf
This week, Stuart Banks, AIB Treasury and Oliver Mangan, AIB’s Chief Economist discuss the impact of the EU/UK trade deal on UK GDP, the decline in the jobs market in the US and Eurozone and US industrial data releases.
Paul Ward, AIB Treasury and Oliver Mangan, AIB's Chief Economist discuss the improvements in both the ROI Manufacturing and Services PMI's for December and what this means for the Irish economy...
In our first podcast of 2021, Paul Ward, AIB Treasury and Oliver Mangan, AIB’s Chief Economist discuss what the EU/UK trade deal really means on the ground for businesses and services, how sterling is reacting to the combined impacts of Brexit and another Covid lockdown and US employment data due for release on Friday.
This week, John Heffernan, AIB Customer Treasury and Oliver Mangan, AIB's Chief Economist discuss markets anticipation of a drawn out agreement rather than a no-deal Brexit, the impacts of the new strain of Covid-19 in the UK and why a fiscal stimulus package in the US is bad for the dollar.
In this week’s podcast, Paul Ward, AIB Treasury speaks with Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist about the latest news on Brexit and other recent financial market developments.
In this AIB sector special podcast, we revisit hospitality 8 months after our April focus on this sector. Gavin O’Carroll speaks to Bill Wolsey, CEO of Beannchor Group and Gemma Payne, Hospitality Sector Lead in AIB NI Corporate Team about the challenges presented by the global pandemic.
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In this special episode, Gavin O’Carroll talks to Catherine Moroney, Head of Business Banking- Market and Oliver Mangan, AIB’s Chief Economist about the impact of Brexit on Irish business and what businesses can still do before the 31st December
Click here for more information about AIB supports for Brexit : https://business.aib.ie/my-business-is/brexit-support
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This week, Stuart Banks, AIB Treasury and John Fahey, AIB’s Senior Economist discuss the dollar’s recent slide and if it is likely to continue, the ECB December policy meeting and what to expect from Sterling over the next 3 weeks…
Cormac Cunnane, AIB Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist discuss the November Manufacturing and Services PMIs and the impact on the Irish economy...
In this week’s episode, Cormac Cunnane, AIB Treasury, speaks with Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist about the impact of tightening the fiscal policy of the major world economies, how the budget deficits of these countries will affect currency markets in the long term and Cormac asks Ollie will this be the last week of Brexit negotiations?
In this week’s podcast, John Heffernan and Oliver Mangan look back on a busy week, they discuss the Brexit trade talks and Oliver delves into the reasons why the stock markets are thriving in the current economic climate.
In this week’s episode, Jane Kavanagh, AIB Corporate Treasury talks to Oliver Mangan, AIB’s Chief Economist about news of a vaccine for Covid-19 leading to a stock market rally, the upcoming deadline for the UK/EU Trade Negotiations and the volatility in sterling depending on the results of the talks.
This week, Stuart Banks, AIB Treasury and John Fahey, AIB’s Senior Economist consider what to expect from a Biden presidency and discuss market concerns following the outcome of the 2 week intensive negotiations in the EU/UK trade talks...
Cormac Cunnane, AIB Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist discuss the October Manufacturing and Services PMIs and the impact on the Irish economy...
In this week’s episode, Cormac Cunnane, AIB Treasury and Oliver Mangan, AIB’s Chief Economist discuss the US presidential election and the possible impact it will have on financial markets, the two Central Bank meetings on Thursday and they discuss the likelihood of a Brexit deal before Christmas.
In this week’s podcast, Paul Ward of our AIB Customer Treasury Services team and John Fahey, AIB’s Senior Economist discuss the reasons for current nervousness in market performance, potential market reaction to the results of the upcoming US general election and how the recent lockdown will impact the Irish Economy...
In this week’s episode, John Heffernan, AIB Treasury Sales, is joined by AIB’s Chief Economist, Oliver Mangan to discuss the EU/UK trade negotiations, the recent trends with the dollar and they discuss the week ahead.
In this special quarterly podcast, Conor Egan, Senior Investment Manager, Private Banking joins Jane Kavanagh, Corporate Treasury and John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist to discuss Q3 investment returns, factors that will impact markets in Q4, the lower for longer interest rate outlook and some key pieces of advice for investors.
Read Private Banking's Q3 2020 Investment Market Review here:
https://aib.ie/content/dam/aib/fxcentre/docs/special-reports/pb-oct-2020.pdf
In this special podcast we hear from AIB customer Vicki O’Toole, Managing Director of JJ O’Toole Ltd, about her experience of the pandemic to date, we also speak with Hilary Gormley, Head of Business Banking in AIB about the supports available to SME customers nationwide and our Chief Economist Oliver Mangan brings us the economic outlook for the months ahead. This episode is presented by Gavin O’Carroll, Head of Business and Retail Treasury Sales, AIB.
This week, Stuart Banks, Customer Treasury Services and Oliver Mangan, AIB’s Chief Economist discuss the increase in Covid cases, the Brexit Trade talks, US stimulus packages and what’s coming up in today’s Budget.
In this special episode Jane Kavanagh and Paul Ward from AIB Treasury talk to David Coen, CEO of Coen Steel about his plans for Brexit and steps businesses can take now to mitigate future exchange rate risk.
You can find more information in our specially published article Will your current thinking on exchange rate risk survive BrexitYou can also sign up to our FX webinar on 14th October, where our panel of experts will discuss in detail various approaches your business can take to manage your FX Risk
In this week’s episode, Cormac Cunnane, AIB Treasury and Oliver Mangan, AIB’s Chief Economist discuss the likelihood of a deal out of the Brexit Trade Talks, will strong economic rebounds continue in Q4 2020 and the latest trends in the Irish Economy ahead of next week’s budget.
John Heffernan, AIB Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist discuss the September Manufacturing and Services PMIs and the impact on the Irish economy...
In this week’s episode, John Heffernan, AIB Treasury Sales, speaks with our Chief Economist, Oliver Mangan, about the economic consequences of the recent surge in Covid-19 cases, EU/UK trade talks and they have a look to the week ahead.
In this special podcast Jane Kavanagh, AIB Treasury talks to David Avery, Head of AIB Commercial Finance, Kieran O’Byrne, Head of AIB Trade Finance & John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist.
Commercial and Trade Finance tools such as Invoice Finance, Letters of Credit and Guarantees have played an important role in enabling businesses to adapt during the pandemic, and we hear a little about how innovative some of our customers have been.
See here for more information on Trade Finance, and here for Invoice Finance
For those impacted by Covid 19, find details of AIB support and how to avail of them at www.aib.ie/covid19
In this week’s episode, Stuart Banks, AIB Corporate Treasury and Oliver Mangan, AIB’s Chief Economist discuss the direction of sterling for the months ahead, what we can expect from the raft of data coming from the Eurozone, UK and US later this week and the common key themes from the latest Central Bank meetings.
In this week’s episode, Paul Ward, AIB Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB’s Chief Economist discuss the recent Irish GDP data & the impact on the Irish economy, they review the recent decline in sterling against the euro and look ahead to the two central bank meetings this week.
This week, Jane Kavanagh, AIB Corporate Treasury asks Oliver Mangan, AIB’s Chief Economist about what customers can expect from the dollar post Fed policy changes, the outcomes of this week’s ECB meeting and the latest on the EU/UK Trade talks.
John Heffernan, AIB Treasury and Oliver Mangan, AIB's Chief Economist discuss the August Manufacturing and Services PMI reports and the impact on the economy.
John Heffernan, AIB Customer Treasury and Oliver Mangan, AIB’s Chief Economist discuss the latest on the EU/UK Trade Negotiations and the impact on Sterling and Euro, last week’s interest rate policy announcement by the FED and this week’s US payroll data releases.
In this week’s episode, Cormac Cunnane, AIB Treasury talks to John Fahey, AIB Senior’s Economist about volatility in the dollar, fluctuations in euro/sterling and what the latest data releases say about the performance of the Eurozone, UK and US economies...
In this week’s podcast, John Heffernan, AIB Treasury Sales and John Fahey, AIB’s Senior Economist discuss the factors impacting the US Dollar, the EU/UK Trade negotiations and the release of the European and US PMI’s…
In this week’s episode, Stuart Banks, AIB Corporate Treasury and Oliver Mangan, AIB’s Chief Economist discuss global interest rates, the pace of economic recovery, quantitative easing by Central Banks, UK GDP for Q2 and retail sales in the US.
Paul Ward, AIB Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB's Chief Economist discuss the improvement in July's Manufacturing and Services PMI and the impact on the economy.
In this week’s episode, Paul Ward, AIB Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB’s Chief Economist discuss economic performances in Q2 and review the factors that continue to impact on main currency pairs...
In this week’s episode, Paul Ward, AIB Treasury Sales and John Fahey, AIB’s Senior Economic focus on the US dollar; reasons for its weak performance, the strengthening euro, potential future risks and the outlook from the Fed..
In this week’s episode, Jane Kavanagh, AIB Corporate Treasury and John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist discuss uncertainty in the financial markets, gains in the euro against the dollar and sterling and the upcoming PMI results for July.
Seamus Strappe, AIB Customer Treasury Services and John Fahey, AIB’s Senior Economist discuss uncertainty in the markets due to the risk of potential future spikes of Covid-19 cases following the lifting of restrictions, the UK May GDP figures and the outcomes of this week’s ECB meeting...
In this special quarterly podcast, Conor English, Head of Investments, AIB Private Banking joins Jane Kavanagh, AIB Treasury Sales and John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist to discuss equity market rebounds, interest rates outlook and the three things that investors can do to manage their portfolios through this period of uncertainity.
Read Private Banking's Q2 2020 Investment Market Review here:
https://aib.ie/content/dam/aib/fxcentre/docs/special-reports/pb-june-2020.pdf
In this special AIB MarketTalk podcast, Gavin O’Carroll, AIB Treasury speaks with Hubert O’Donoghue, General Manager, AIB Merchant Services, Adolfo Laurenti, Principal European Economist, Visa Europe, and John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist about consumer spending trends domestically and internationally during the Covid-19 pandemic and the outlook as world economies re-open.
For more information about AIB Merchant Services, please visit www.aibms.com
For those impacted by Covid-19, find details of AIB support and how to avail of them at www.aib.ie/covid19
In this special podcast, Paul Hogan, AIB Treasury talks to Gina Dollard, Head of Security Operations, AIB, Eamonn Landy, Head of Fraud Prevention & Financial Crime Intelligence, AIB and John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist about e-fraud, invoice redirection, cyber attacks and what businesses can do to protect themselves.
In this week’s episode, Cormac Cunnane, AIB Treasury Sales, talks to Oliver Mangan, AIB’s Chief Economist about indications of stronger than expected recovery, Central Banks forecasts when activity will return to pre-crisis levels and currencies continuing to remain range bound.
Gavin O'Carroll, AIB Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB's Chief Economist disuss the improvement in June's Manufacturing and Services PMI and the impact on the Irish economy.
This week, Tom Hall, Head of Customer Treasury Sales talks to Oliver Mangan, AIB's Chief Economist about the on-going Brexit negotiations, stock market volatility due to concerns regarding renewed Covid-19 outbreaks in US and the release of June's nonfarm payroll numbers.
Jane Kavanagh, AIB Treasury Sales is joined by Oliver Mangan, AIB’s Chief Economist to discuss a good week on financial markets, upcoming PMI releases, the Bank of England decision not to move rates into negative territory and a surprisingly poor sterling performance.
Paul Ward, AIB Treasury Sales talks to Oliver Mangan, AIB’s Chief Economist about market corrections, the OECD forecasts of decline in global growth prospects, range trading in currencies, Brexit talks and the likelihood of a dealing happening by the end of the year.
In this special podcast, Conor English, Head of Investments, AIB Private Banking joins Jane Kavanagh, AIB Treasury Sales and John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist to discuss the impact of Covid-19 on stock markets, interest rates and what investors can do to protect themselves in volatile times.
Read Private Banking's latest Monthly Investment Market Review here: https://aib.ie/content/dam/aib/fxcentre/docs/special-reports/pb-may-2020.pdf
This is the sixth of our AIB sector special podcasts where we look at the challenges Covid-19 has presented to different sectors of Irish Business.
Today, we focus on the Technology sector in Ireland. Gavin O’Carroll, AIB Treasury speaks with John Purdy, Ergo Services, Elaine Coughlan, Atlantic Bridge Venture Capital, Mark Harris, Technology, Media & Telecoms, AIB, and John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist to discuss how this sector has been impacted by the global pandemic.
For those impacted by Covid 19, find details of AIB support and how to avail of them at www.aib.ie/covid19
Click here for more information on AIB's Technology sector team https://business.aib.ie/my-business-is/technology
Read AIB’s latest Technology, Media & Telecoms Outlook here: https://business.aib.ie/content/dam/aib/business/docs/help-and-guidance/outlook-march-2019.pdf
Stuart Banks, AIB Treasury Services joins Oliver Mangan, AIB's Chief Economist to discuss better than expected Irish Tax receipts and a surprisingly strong Q1 GDP, currencies appreciating due to stimulus packages and early re-opening of economies, if the Fed will allow negative rates in US and the on-going negotiation of the UK trade deal.
John Heffernan, AIB Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB's Chief Economist discuss the May Manufacturing and Services PMIs and the impacts on the Irish economy.
John Heffernan, AIB Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist discuss the recovery in the Stock Market, increases in household savings, the strengthening of the euro in currency markets and this week’s ECB June Governor Council Meeting and US Monthly employment report.
This is the fifth of our AIB sector special podcasts where we look at the challenges Covid-19 has presented to different sectors of Irish Business.
Today, we focus on the Agriculture sector in Ireland. Jane Kavanagh, AIB Treasury speaks to Colin Kelly, Ornua, Tony Murphy, Food & Agriculture, AIB, and John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist to discuss how this sector has been impacted by the global pandemic.
For those impacted by Covid 19, find details of AIB support and how to avail of them at www.aib.ie/covid19
Click here for more information on AIB's Agri sector team https://aib.ie/corporate/sector-expertise/food-and-agriculture
In this week’s episode, Paul Ward, AIB Treasury Sales talks to John Fahey, AIB’s Senior Economist about early signs of pick-up in activity in May, timelines for long term recovery from Covid-19, fiscal and monetary stimulus packages to address high levels of employment and market focus on Brexit.
In this week's episode, Jane Kavanagh, AIB Treasury Sales talks to John Fahey, AIB's Senior Economist about risk aversion in equity markets, the possibility of negative interest rates, how the refocus on Brexit is clouding the outlook for sterling and upcoming flash PMI results...
This is the fourth of our AIB sector special podcasts where we look at the challenges Covid-19 has presented to different sectors of Irish Business.
Today, we focus on the Commercial Real Estate sector in Ireland. We speak to Marie Hunt, Executive Director & Head of Research, CBRE Ireland, Pat O’Sullivan, Real Estate Research, AIB and John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist to discuss how this sector has been impacted by the global pandemic.
For those impacted by Covid 19, find details of AIB support and how to avail of them at
www.aib.ie/covid19
Click here for more information on AIB's Real Estate sector team https://aib.ie/corporate/real-estate-finance
In this week’s episode, John Heffernan, AIB Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB's Chief Economist discuss the long range views of markets, the resumption of trade negotiations between EU and the UK, the upcoming deadline in June for a request for an extension and concerns of currency watchers around a hard Brexit.
Seamus Strappe, AIB Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist, discuss the April Manufacturing and Services PMIs and the immpact on the Irish economy.
In this week’s podcast, Stuart Banks, AIB Treasury, talks to Oliver Mangan, AIB’s Chief Economist about the release of GDP reports for Q1, the largest monthly gains in the S&P & Dow indices since January 1987, decline expectations in April’s US employment data and outcomes from this week’s Bank of England meeting.
This is the third of our AIB sector special podcasts where we look at the challenges Covid-19 has presented to different sectors of Irish Business.
Today, we focus on the Retail, Grocery and Convenience sector in Ireland. We speak to Conor O’Mahony, Head of Retail Finance, Musgrave Group, Alan Makin, Retail & Franchising AIB, John Delahunty, AIB Corporate Finance and John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist to discuss how this sector has been impacted by the global pandemic.
For those impacted by Covid 19, find details of AIB support and how to avail of them at
www.aib.ie/covid19
Click here for more information on AIB's Retail sector team - https://business.aib.ie/my-business-is/sectors/retail
In this week’s podcast, Paul Ward, AIB Customer Treasury talks to Oliver Mangan, AIB’s Chief Economist about proactive buying by Central Banks to keep a lid on bond yields and the resulting impacts on stock markets, flash PMI results in UK, US and Eurozone and potential outcomes from this week’s ECB meeting…
This the second of our AIB sector special podcasts where we look at the challenges Covid-19 has presented to different sectors of Irish Business. Today, we focus on the manufacturing & transport sector in Ireland. We speak to Simon McKeever, CEO, Irish Exporters Association, Elaine Dunne, AIB Manufacturing Sector Specialist and John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist to discuss how this sector has been impacted by the global pandemic.
For those impacted by Covid 19, find details of AIB support and how to avail of them at
www.aib.ie/covid19
Read AIB's latest Manufacturing Outlook here - https://business.aib.ie/content/dam/aib/business/docs/help-and-guidance/aib-outlook-manufacturing-sept-2019.pdf.
Click here for more information on AIB's Manufacturing and Transport sector teams; https://business.aib.ie/my-business-is/sectors/manufacturing
In this episode, Alan Malone, AIB Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB's Chief Economist, discuss the IMF assessment of the impact of Covid -19 on world economies in 2020 and 2021, the sustainability of the strong rally in stock markets and narrow ranges in currency markets.
This is the first of our AIB sector special podcasts where we look at the challenges Covid-19 has presented to different sectors of Irish Business. Today, we focus on the hotel sector in Ireland. We speak to David Byrne, Great National Hotel Group, David McCarthy, Head of Hospitality & Tourism at AIB and John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist to discuss how this sector has been impacted by the global pandemic.
For those impacted by Covid 19, find details of AIB support and how to avail of them at
www.aib.ie/covid19
Read AIB's latest Hospitality and Tourism Outlook here - https://business.aib.ie/content/dam/aib/business/docs/help-and-guidance/aib-hospitality-and-tourism-outlook-report-sept-2019.pdf
Click here for more information on AIB's Hospitality sector team - https://business.aib.ie/my-business-is/sectors/hospitality
In this episode of our economic podcast, Cormac Cunnane, AIB Treasury Sales talks to Oliver Mangan, AIB’s Chief Economist about the reasons for recent stock market rebounds, the impact of the ECB quantitative easing programme on bond markets and risk appetite in currency markets.
In this week's episode, John Heffernan, AIB Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB's Chief Economist, discuss the on-going impact of COVID-19 on world economies, the OECD's assessment of the situation and markets view that the virus peak may be reached in the next few weeks...
Paul Ward, AIB Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist discuss the March Manufacturing and Services PMIs and the impact on the Irish economy.
In this week's podcast, Stuart Banks, AIB Treasury Sales asks Oliver Mangan, AIB's Chief Economist about the sectors impacted most by COVID-19, reactions of Financial Markets, the mood of the Stock Markets and actions taken by govenments...
In this special podcast, Cathy Bryce, Head of Corporate, Institutional and Business Banking, Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist and Tom Hall, Head of Customer Treasury Services discuss the impact of Covid-19 on businesses and lessons learnt so far which can be applied in the future.
This week, Alan Malone, AIB Treasury Sales & Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist discuss the impact of the coronavirus on global growth prospects, the reaction from central banks & the overall effect on currency markets.
Tom Hall, Head of AIB Treasury Sales talks to Maddison Hampson, Treasury Dealer and Cliodhna Nerney, Platform Lead Employee Channels and Doc Capabilities about thriving in traditionally male dominated roles, challenges they have faced and overcome and why they pursued these careers when so many women didn’t.
John Heffernan, AIB Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist discuss the February Manufacturing and Services PMIs and the impact on the Irish economy.
This week, John Heffernan, AIB Treasury Sales & Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist review a dramatic week in markets and look ahead to the Brexit trade negotiations.
In this week's episode, Cormac Cunnane, AIB Treasury Sales is joined by Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist. They discuss the strengthening dollar, the Coronavirus' effect on stock markets and the impact a free trade agreement between the EU and the UK will have on businesses.
In this week's episode, Jane Kavanagh, AIB Treasury Sales is joined by John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist. They discuss the currency markets with a focus on the dollar and the global interest rate outlook.
In this week's episode, Paul Ward, AIB Treasury Sales is joined by John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist and special guest Pat O'Sullivan, Head of Real Estate Research. They discuss the markets, the impact of the coronavirus on the global economy, the housing market supply & demand and the benefits of a shared ownership scheme.
Stuart Banks, AIB Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist discuss the January Manufacturing and Services PMIs and the impact on the Irish economy.
This week, Stuart Banks, AIB Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist discuss what's going on in markets after the UK left the EU last week & the outlook on interest rates in the aftermath of the BoE and Fed meetings.
This week, John Heffernan, AIB Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist discuss what's going on in markets, the upcoming BoE and Fed meetings and the monetary policy of the major economies.
In this week's episode, Jane Kavanagh, AIB Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist discuss the narrow trading ranges for the main currency pairs, the performance of sterling for the year ahead and they discuss this week's ECB meeting.
This week, Paul Ward, AIB Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist, discuss the calm markets and bring you the latest news on currencies and interest rates.
This week, John Heffernan, AIB Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist, recap on economic activity in 2019, they look forward to 2020 and discuss the latest updates with Brexit.
John Heffernan, AIB Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist discuss the December Manufacturing and Services PMIs and the impact on the Irish economy.
In the final episode of 2019, Jane Kavanagh, AIB Treasury Sales and John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist discuss the US China trade agreement, the recent ECB Meeting, the impact of the UK election on Sterling and how the Irish Economy is performing as we enter 2020.
This week, Paul Ward, AIB Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist discuss the UK election and the impact it will have on sterling, and the upcoming ECB & Fed meetings.
Stuart Banks, AIB Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist discuss the November Manufacturing and Services PMIs and the impact on the Irish economy.
This week, Stuart Banks, AIB Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist discuss the upcoming UK election, Euro/Sterling exchange rate outlook, interest rates, and they look to the week ahead.
This week, John Heffernan, AIB Treasury Sales and John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist discuss Brexit, the performance of the Irish economy and they look to the week ahead.
This week, John Heffernan, AIB Treasury Sales and John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist discuss Brexit, how Germany has narrowly avoided a recession and the outlook for the dollar & sterling...
In part two of this special podcast series, Gavin O’Carroll, AIB Treasury Sales is joined by John Reynolds, Head of AIB Business Centres, Dublin & East and Paul Ward, AIB Treasury Sales. In this episode, they discuss ‘Getting Finance Ready’ for Brexit and attempt to answer the key questions impacting Business Customers across the island of Ireland. This is the second in a short series of podcasts which complements our Customer Brexit workshops, which AIB hosted nationwide in conjunction with BDO.
Links to Brexit workshop support material
AIB Brexit Workshop video
Preparing Your Business for Brexit
AIB Brexit Support Centre
Link to Treasury Products here
This week, Jane Kavanagh, AIB Treasury Sales and John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist discuss the UK election and the outlook for currency markets in the coming weeks.
In this special podcast series, Gavin O’Carroll, AIB Treasury Sales is joined by Carol Lynch, Partner, BDO Customs & International Trade. In this episode, we are discussing Irish trade with the UK post a hard Brexit and attempt to answer the crucial questions that may affect all Importers & Exporters across the island of Ireland. This podcast complements the AIB/BDO nationwide series of Brexit workshops that took place recently.
Links to Brexit workshop support material
AIB Brexit Workshop video
Preparing Your Business for Brexit
AIB Brexit Support Centre
In this special podcast, Paul Ward, AIB Treasury Sales is joined by Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist, Elaine Dunne, AIB's Sector Specialist for Manufacturing and Michéal Cassidy, founder and CTO of Irish Manufacturing Research. They discuss the October Manufacturing and Services PMIs and delve into the fine details of AIB's Manufacturing Outlook report.
Links
Read our PMI's here - https://aib.ie/fxcentre/resource-centre/aib-ireland-pmis
Read our AIB Manufacturing Outlook report here - https://business.aib.ie/content/dam/aib/business/docs/help-and-guidance/aib-outlook-manufacturing-sept-2019.pdf
irish Manufacturing Research - http://www.imr.ie/
This week, John Heffernan, AIB Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist discuss Brexit, UK elections, the main FX pairs and the outcome of last week's Fed meeting.
This week, Paul Ward, AIB Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist discuss all things Brexit, the outlook for sterling in the coming months and look ahead to Thursday's Fed meeting.
This week, Seamus Strappe, AIB Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist look at currency markets, the upcoming ECB meeting and Brexit.
This week, Stuart Banks, AIB Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist discuss the latest Brexit developments, the return of risk appetite on global markets, interest rate expectations and reflect on last week's 2020 budget.
In this special podcast, Gavin O’Carroll, AIB Treasury Sales, Catherine Moroney, Head of Business Banking - Market, and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist, discuss the key findings of the AIB Brexit Sentiment survey and what customers need to do to become Brexit ready. Read the report in full here https://aib.ie/fxcentre/resource-centre/brexit
See here for our Brexit Ready Check - https://business.aib.ie/brexit-ready-check
Steps to get Brexit Ready - https://business.aib.ie/my-business-is/brexit-support
Read the report in full here https://aib.ie/content/dam/aib/fxcentre/docs/brexit-sentiment-index-q3-2019.pdf
This week, Seamus Strappe, AIB Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist discuss the prospects for the global economy, Budget 2020 and Brexit.
Gavin O'Carroll, AIB Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist discuss the September Manufacturing and Services PMIs and the impact on the Irish economy.
This week, Gavin O'Carroll, AIB Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist discuss the latest Brexit developments, interest rate expectations in Europe and look ahead to next week's Irish 2020 Budget.
This week, Gavin O'Carroll, AIB Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist discuss the latest Brexit developments, the weak PMI data coming from Europe, the downturn in the German economy and the outcome of last week's central bank decisions.
In this special edition of AIB Market Talk & Brexit Update, we come to you from the National Ploughing Championships in Fenagh, Co Carlow where we talk to our CEO Colin Hunt about the Irish economy, Brexit and sustainability. We also hear some stories from AIB customers about how Brexit is impacting their businesses.
How Brexit ready is your business? Find out with our simple tool https://business.aib.ie/brexit-ready-check
Sign up to attend one of our Brexit workshops being held right across the country
https://www.eventbrite.ie/o/aib-26248050137
This week, Gavin O'Carroll, AIB Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist discuss the more optimistic looking sterling, the aftermath of last week's ECB meeting and the upcoming Fed and Bank of England meetings.
This week, Seamus Strappe, AIB Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist discuss the latest Brexit developments in what has been an unbelievable week in UK politics and we look ahead to this week's ECB meeting on Thursday.
Gavin O'Carroll, AIB Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist discuss the August Manufacturing and Services PMIs and the impact on the Irish economy.
This week, Gavin O'Carroll, AIB Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist discuss what the UK Parliament really wants in our Brexit update, the impact or not on Sterling, loss of momentum in the Irish economy but continued growth in US
This week, Gavin O’Carroll, Customer Treasury Services & Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist discuss what's happening in Brexit, gyrations in Sterling and consider potential further FED rate cuts
In this week's episode, Paul Ward, AIB Treasury Sales and John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist discuss recent key market events, interest rates and potential volatility in currency markets.
In this week's podcast, Seamus Strappe, AIB Treasury Sales and John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist discuss general market sentiment and currency volatility.
Gavin O'Carroll, AIB Treasury Sales and John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist discuss the July Manufacturing and Services PMIs and the impact on the Irish economy.
In this week's episode, Gavin O’Carroll, AIB Treasury Sales and John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist discuss the reasons why the US Federal cut interest rates, the moves in sterling since the beginning of summer and the BoE outlook ahead of Brexit.
In this special podcast, Gavin O’Carroll, AIB Treasury Sales, Mags Brennan, Head of Sectoral Strategies & Specialists and John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist, discuss the key findings of the AIB Brexit Sentiment survey and what customers need to do to become Brexit ready. Read the report in full here https://aib.ie/content/dam/aib/fxcentre/docs/brexit-sentiment-index-q2-2019.pdf
In this week’s podcast, Gavin O’Carroll, CTS Sales and John Fahey, Senior Economist AIB, discuss policy easing by the ECB, the slowdown in the German economy, US payroll figures and expected Fed cuts
This week, Gavin O’Carroll, Head of Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist discuss the impact of a no-deal Brexit on currency markets in the autumn and anticipated policy decisions from the ECB and FED due over the next week
In this week's podcast, Seamus Strappe, AIB Treasury Sales and AIB's Chief Economist, Oliver Mangan, discuss bond yields, Central Bank policy and the outlook for the main currency pairs.
In this week's podcast, Gavin O'Carroll, AIB Treasury Sales and AIB's Chief Economist, Oliver Mangan, discuss the all time highs in stock markets, the exceptional rally in bond markets and why they signal for strong growth ahead.
Gavin O'Carroll, AIB Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist discuss the June Manufacturing and Services PMIs and the impact on the Irish economy.
In this week’s podcast, Gavin O’Carroll, AIB Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist discuss the current narrow FX ranges and in particular, the impact on the dollar of possible rate cuts by the FED
In this week's podcast, Gavin O'Carroll, AIB Treasury Sales and AIB's Senior Economist John Fahey are joined by special guest Pat O'Sullivan, Head of Real Estate Research at AIB. They discuss the latest supply and demand figures on the Irish housing market.
In this week's podcast, Gavin O'Carroll, AIB Treasury Sales and AIB's Chief Economist, Oliver Mangan, discuss how the central banks are in policy loosening mode and comment on the Tory leadership race.
In this week's podcast, Gavin O'Carroll, AIB Treasury Sales and AIB's Chief Economist, Oliver Mangan, discuss why this is the most important week we've had so far this year for financial markets.
In this week's podcast, Gavin O'Carroll, AIB Treasury Sales and AIB's Senior Economist, John Fahey, discuss the latest Central Bank developments and the UK Tory leadership contest.
Gavin O'Carroll, AIB Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist discuss the May Manufacturing and Services PMIs and the impact on the Irish economy.
In this week's podcast, Gavin O'Carroll, AIB Treasury Sales and AIB's Chief Economist, Oliver Mangan, focus on the US economy and explain why markets are worried over the inverted yield curve.
In this week's podcast, Gavin O'Carroll, AIB Treasury Sales and AIB's Chief Economist, Oliver Mangan, discuss the results of the European elections, the UK divide on Brexit and the tech war betwen the US and China
Gavin O'Carroll, Treasury Sales, is joined today on the podcast by Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist where they discuss the outlook for sterling amid Brexit uncertainty and the escalating trade tensions between the US and China.
In this week's podcast, Gavin O'Carroll, Treasury Sales, and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist discuss the unexpected pick up in pace of growth everywhere, how exchange rates have been trading in very narrow ranges this year and the cautious central banks across the world.
In this week's podcast, Gavin O'Carroll, Treasury Sales, and John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist discuss the Fed and the Bank of England meetings, the looming UK elections and how Europe's Q1 GDP has been surprisingly positive...
Gavin O'Carroll, AIB Treasury Sales and John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist discuss the April Manufacturing and Services PMIs and the impact on the Irish economy.
Gavin O'Carroll, Treasury Sales, is joined today on the podcast by John Fahey, AIB Senior Economist to discuss the latest on Brexit, the upcoming 'Super Thursday' in the UK and the outlook for sterling and dollar.
Gavin O'Carroll, Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist take an in-depth look at the Irish economy and briefly discuss it's similarities with the US economy.
Seamus Strappe, Treasury Sales is joined by John Fahey, Senior Economist at AIB, and special guest, Catherine Moroney, Head of Business Banking at AIB. They discuss the key findings from AIB's Brexit Sentiment Index, advice for customers dealing with the uncertainty of Brexit and they look at the currency outlook for the next few months.
Gavin O'Carroll, Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist discuss the positive economic data from across the globe, Wednesday's ECB meeting and the next Brexit deadline.
Gavin O'Carroll, AIB Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist discuss the March Manufacturing and Services PMIs and the impact on the Irish Economy
In this week's podcast, Gavin O'Carroll, Treasury Sales, and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist, discuss interest rate expectations, the ever-changing #Brexit timeline of events and the best possible outcome for the Irish economy.
This week, Seamus Strappe, Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist discuss the latest Brexit developments and last week's Central Bank meeting in the US.
In this week's podcast, Gavin O'Carroll, Treasury Sales, and Oliver Mangan, AIB's Chief Economist, discuss last week's chaotic scenes in the UK Parliament and currency wise, they address how sterling is heading into a tricky period.
In this special broadcast from London, Tom Hall, Head of Treasury Sales is joined by Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist, and very special guest, Alpesh Paleja, Principal Economist at the Confederation of British Industry. They discuss the multiple Brexit votes happening this week, the impact it has on UK economic growth and FX and interest rates.
Gavin O'Carroll, Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist discuss Thursday's ECB meeting, the risks for sterling and the timelines to Brexit.
Gavin O'Carroll, AIB Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist discuss the February Manufacturing and Services PMIs and the impact on the Irish Economy.
Gavin O'Carroll, Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist analyse the recent data on the Irish economy, and discuss how the global economy has lost some momentum.
Gavin O'Carroll, Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist discuss the conflicting signals on the global economic outlook and the ever-closing Brexit deadline which is just 38 days away.
Tom Hall, Head of Treasury Sales asks Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist about the downward growth forecasts in Eurozone and UK, the best key growth indicators to follow and the probability of Brexit meeting the March deadline.
Gavin O'Carroll, AIB Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist discuss the January Manufacturing and Services PMIs and the impact on the Irish Economy.
Gavin O'Carroll, AIB Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist discuss if the Irish Economy can sustain its growth, why the Fed has chosen not to increase interest rates and the impacts of a hard Brexit.
AIB Market Talk features a weekly discussion including our Economists and Treasury experts, providing you with specialist insight into the prevailing topics impacting Financial Markets.
The latest in the series of the AIB Market Talk podcasts has just been released. This week, Tom Hall, Head of AIB Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist discuss ECB Policy growth forecasts, and of course the very topical issue that is Brexit. Listen now. #backedbyAIB