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Ireland’s economy after the election

As expected, the Irish election did not provide a clear victor. It is possible that uncertainty while the parties negotiate to form a coalition government could hurt the economy. But the Irish economy is in a strong position to weather a small, short-term knock to confidence. And the major parties are all committed to continued fiscal consolidation, so the market fallout is likely to be limited.

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