European gas prices surged on the first trading day of the year due to the halt of Russian gas deliveries through Ukraine, leaving the region vulnerable to freezing winter temperatures. The NTMA announced March 20th as the date for a bond auction and plans to issue a new bond by syndication during the quarter. The price of gold is predicted to continue its upward trend in 2025, although at a slower pace compared to last year's significant gains. ESB is set to spend €70 million on data centre space.
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Russian gas deliveries across Ukraine halted on New Year’s Day after a transit contract between the two warring nations expired, with no alternative in place.10.51 - NTMA announces issuance schedule date The National Treasury Management Agency has announced Thursday, March 20, as the day for bond auction for the current quarter.
The state majority-owned body, which is led by chief executive Paddy Hayes, is seeking co-location businesses in North County Dublin and South County Dublin to provide services for a seven-year period.Laura Roddy reports The properties cover a near half-acre site and consist of nine two-storey terraced houses and a commercial warehouse on Fenian Street.9.00 - Carmaker BYD chalks up record growth Chinese EV-maker BYD enjoyed a year-end surge to push total sales to 4.25 million passenger cars last year, narrowing its gap with Tesla as the two vie for the crown of top-selling electric-vehicle maker of 2024.
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