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Ireland’s Export-led Economy Looks Robust Enough to Withstand Higher US Trade Tariffs for Now

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Ireland’s Export-led Economy Looks Robust Enough to Withstand Higher US Trade Tariffs for Now

Thomas Gillet 19/08/2025 19:21

Higher US tariffs on EU imports represent an external headwind for Ireland’s export and corporate-tax dependent economy, but the 15% tariff looks manageable without materially weakening Ireland’s public finances…

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Higher US tariffs on EU imports represent an external headwind for Ireland’s export and corporate-tax dependent economy, but the 15% tariff looks manageable without materially weakening Ireland’s public finances…
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