It’s time to walk a very fine line - A month of record exports

YESTERDAY’S CSO figures showing that the value of Ireland’s export trade climbed an all-time high in April will add considerable momentum to the idea that we are economically, finally, out of the woods.

YESTERDAY’S CSO figures showing that the value of Ireland’s export trade climbed an all-time high in April will add considerable momentum to the idea that we are economically, finally, out of the woods.

Provisional figures show seasonally adjusted exports for April rose by €989 million — or 12% — to €9.3bn. This swing represented the highest monthly figure since these records were established. The primary driver was a €1.05bn — 63% — increase in exports of medical and pharmaceutical products, which reached €2.7bn.

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