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Ireland Meets Bailout Goals, Deficit Under 10 Pct
thestate.com 3 weeks, 5 days agoThe finance minister says Ireland's 2011 deficit is back under 10 percent and the country has passed all the austerity goals needed to keep international loans flowing from the European Union and International Monetary Fund. Michael Noonan gave his upbeat assessment ahead of Thursday's Dublin press conference by senior officials from the EU, IMF and European Central Bank. The troika officials have been in Dublin since Jan. 10 reviewing whether the Irish are sticking to severe deficit-cutting targets. Noonan
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EU-IMF Officials Approve More Loans To Ireland As 2011 Deficit Falls Below 10 ... - Washington Post
google.com 3 weeks, 5 days agoTelegraph.co.uk EU-IMF officials approve more loans to Ireland as 2011 deficit falls below 10 ... Washington Post DUBLIN , Ireland has passed all austerity goals required to keep international loans flowing, having cut its 2011 deficit back below 10 percent of the value of the economy, the government and its international creditors said Thursday. ... Ireland passes latest austerity test Irish Republic economic growth forecast cut by troika Irish Economy to Miss Government Growth Forecast, Troika Say -
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