Consumer feeling improves slightly after sharp fall

IRISH consumer sentiment improved modestly in October after three successive months of decline, according to a new survey from IIB Bank and the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI).

Consumer feeling improves slightly after sharp fall

Fears about the impact of high oil prices eased but overall, confidence remained tentative.

The IIB/ESRI consumer sentiment index rose to 85.0 in October, recovering less than half of September's sharp fall when the index hit a 21-month low of 80.5.

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