DUBLIN: Irish stockbroker Davy has raised its forecasts for Irish economic growth for this year on the back of continued strong exports and an uptick in domestic consumer demand.
Davy also believes the rate of unemployment will drop to 7 per cent by 2017.
However, it has raised concerns that Government spending discipline could slip ahead of the next general election and has warned that constraints in housing supply could hinder growth.
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