Ireland's GDP Sees 'Big Fall' But 'Positive Signs' Domestically

Ireland's GDP experienced a significant decline after surging by 9.4% in Q1 last year, but the Central Statistics Office (CSO) notes positive signs within the domestic economy.

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‘Big fall’ in GDP but ‘positive signs’ in domestic economy, says CSO

Ireland’s GDP surged by 9.4% in Q1 last year, according to the CSO, and is now “unwinding” after those increases.

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Ireland's GDP Sees 'Big Fall' But 'Positive Signs' Domestically

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‘Big fall’ in GDP but ‘positive signs’ in domestic economy, says CSO

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