Irish factories hit by Brexit and trade wars

Brexit and the global trade wars continue to pile on the pressure as Irish factories cut their output in September for the fourth month in a row and halted recruitment of new staff.

Irish factories hit by Brexit and trade wars

Brexit and the global trade wars continue to pile on the pressure as Irish factories cut their output in September for the fourth month in a row and halted recruitment of new staff.

Confidence about the outlook for Irish manufacturing remained positive but was the weakest level since the surveys began seven years ago, according to the AIB Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI).

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