Card spending declines as Irish consumers cut back

Figures from the Central Bank revealed a 2% decline in total card spending in July compared to the previous month. 
Card spending declines as Irish consumers cut back

Despite monthly declines, overall card expenditure was up 11% from July 2021, when a number of public health restrictions limited certain in-person spending.

Consumers are cutting back on card spending amid a growing cost-of-living crisis and high levels of inflation.

Figures from the Central Bank revealed a 2% decline in total card spending in July compared to the previous month.

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