Irish domestic production plummets in first quarter
Decline of 32.5% on previous quarter an indication of volatility, not catastrophe, economist says
Decline of 32.5% on previous quarter an indication of volatility, not catastrophe, economist says
One in five Irish consumers say they cannot afford a holiday this year
Batch cooking with own-brand labels remains a good option when times are tight
All elements of sentiment focussed on household finances notably weak in April, while largest monthly decline was outlook for jobs
More people deciding to work on their home instead of moving
Index tracking public sentiment about economy is markedly lower than year ago
A negative cost/price dynamic is alienating consumers and pushing many businesses to the brink
Consumers now less fearful about the prospects for their own finances in the year ahead
‘Eggflation’ here hasn’t been as stark as in the US, where the Republicans’ focus on it helped Trump win votes. But the cost of groceries could still have an impact on Friday’s election
Irish consumers reporting a deterioration in financial circumstances continue to outnumber those who see improvements
Energy bills remain the most significant area of difficulty for households, according to credit union survey
Only one element of the survey – consumers’ outlook on jobs – saw an uptick in March
Optimism diminished in February but sentiment was still the second most positive since Ukraine invasion
Biggest concern for the year ahead appears to centre on whether ECB has gone too far with rate rises
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