Seasonally adjusted exports increased by 2% in September while imports decreased by 5%. This can be observed in Figure 1, which shows Irish exports continuing to grow with a slight dip in imports in recent months. The fall in imports coupled with the increasing imports has resulted in a widening of the trade balance as shown in Figure 2.
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AuthorJustin Doran is a Lecturer in Economics, in the Department of Economics, University College Cork, Ireland. Archives
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