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- IMF: Ireland's capacity to repay IMF aid remains satisfactory
IMF: Ireland's capacity to repay IMF aid remains satisfactory
- Irish economy to start recovering in 2011
- See irish GDP at +0.9% in 2011, up from -0.2% in 2010
- Irish growth is expected to average 2.25% over 2011-14
- Irish debt is expected to peak at 125% of GDP in 2013
- Irish bank capitalization needs likely won't exceed E35 billion
- Risks to the Irish program remain high
- Econ growth in Ireland might be weaker than projected
- Irish fiscal outlook could deteriorate, increase needs
- Halting financial sector deterioration might be difficult
- Political risks in Ireland are considerable
- Irish access to cap markets might take longer than expected
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