Ireland Stands to Benefit Long-Term From Brexit: O'Kelly

The video discusses Ireland's borrowing evolution, highlighting the shift from short-term to long-term bonds and the benefits of low interest rates. It explores the impact of corporate and sovereign debt issuance, emphasizing the need for a sustainable debt strategy. The discussion also covers investor demand for long-term bonds and the strategic implications of Brexit on Ireland's economy, particularly in terms of trade relations with the UK.

What changes occurred in Ireland's borrowing capabilities over the past three years?

How has the annual interest bill for Ireland changed since 2013?

What are the implications of Brexit for Ireland's economy?

What is the significance of Ireland's relationship with the UK in the context of trade?

In what ways could Ireland potentially benefit from the current economic situation?