Exporters optimistic but warn on inflation

The Irish Exporters Association has predicted that Ireland will return to export growth in 2004 if tomorrow's Budget does not increase inflation.

The Irish Exporters Association has predicted that Ireland will return to export growth in 2004 if tomorrow's Budget does not increase inflation.

It pointed to indicators showing the best United States growth since the 2001 recession and the US purchasing manager's index recording its highest rate since January 2000.

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