Mr Ahern welcomed the Irish Congress of Trades Unions' decision and said resuming the talks would underpinconfidence in the economy.
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But the official noted, "It's clear that fiscal policy will have to be adjusted to underpinconfidence in fiscal sustainability."
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To them, the FX reserves underpinconfidence in the financial system, serving as a security blanket for both the government and financial markets.
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Chancellor George Osborne said that, along with the government's spending review announced last week, the ONS data should help underpinconfidence in the UK economy.
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He said at the conference that $50 billion reserves were "adequate" in normal times but "not enough to underpinconfidence in the extremely dynamic situation".
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For now though, the 1 trillion-euro-plus money printing scheme to buy chiefly government bonds is underpinningconfidence.
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However, Mr Bagrie said more consumers were expecting house prices to keep rising, which was underpinningconfidence of home owners.
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Nevertheless, there's still evidence that liquidity in the asset class remains deep, and is underpinningconfidence that bull-market dividend recapitalisation deals can get done.