Ireland is running a strong fiscal surplus, driven by corporate taxes from U.S. multinationals like Apple and Pfizer. However, global slowdown and tariff uncertainty put much of that revenue at risk.
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Pharma exports helped double Ireland’s goods trade surplus with the U.S. to $114 billion last year.
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