Consumer spending to aid economic growth despite August dip

Consumer spending is still expected to make a first annual positive contribution to Ireland’s economic growth for four years despite a dip in volumes in August.

Consumer spending to aid economic growth despite   August dip

Latest retail sales data, published yesterday by the CSO, showed consumer spending volumes fell by just under 3% in August, when compared to July.

However, when vehicle transactions are excluded, a 0.3% increase was noted.

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