Retail and health spending sees value of monthly card payments rise to €9.76bn

Spending on dentists and orthodontists reached a record high while transactions on clothing increased in response to falling inflation, Central Bank data shows 
Retail and health spending sees value of monthly card payments rise to €9.76bn

While monthly growth in card spending on retail sectors was positive, card spending on clothing declined compared to June. Photograph: Leah Farrell / RollingNews.ie

The total value of card payments in Ireland rose by almost 2.8% in July, growing to €9.76bn.

New figures released by the Central Bank of Ireland on Wednesday show that the volume of transactions also rose in the month, increasing by almost 3.5% to 8.44m.

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