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AIB PMI Podcast
Gavin O'Carroll, AIB Treasury Sales and Oliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist discuss the June Manufacturing and Services PMIs and the impact on the Irish economy...
AIB Ireland PMIs
AIB Ireland Manufacturing PMI June 2020
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Growth of output and new orders lift PMI above 50 in JuneOliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist comments " A record 11.8 point monthly jump in the AIB Irish Manufacturing PMI for June to 51.0 from 39.2 in May is a clear indication of improving economic conditions… Read More..July 01, 2020 07:41
AIB Ireland Services PMI June 2020
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Irish service sector moves toward stabilisation in JuneOliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist comments " With large parts of the economy still in lockdown, the AIB Irish Services PMI staged only a partial recovery in June as the business activity index rose to 39.7 from 23.4 in May… Read More..July 03, 2020 07:53
AIB Ireland Manufacturing & Services PMI Archive Reports
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Manufacturing PMI Archive Reports
- May 2020 - Severe manufacturing downturn continues in May
- April 2020- Irish manufacturing suffers record falls in output and new orders in April as coronavirus pandemic worsens
- March 2020-Manufacturing in strongest downtown since August 2009 as coronavirus outbreak hits sector
- February 2020-Manufacturing upturn continues in February, but outlook moderates
- January 2020 - Manufacturing returns to expansion at start of 2020
- December 2019 - Mild downturn in manufacturing continues in December
- November 2019 - First reduction in manufacturing employment since September 2016
- October 2019 - Business conditions improve for first time since May
- September 2019 - Fourth successive deterioration in manufacturing business conditions
- August 2019 - New orders fall for fourth month running
- July 2019 - Manufacturing business conditions deteriorate at fastest pace since April 2013
- June 2019 - Business conditions detoriate for first time since May 2013
- May 2019 - Business conditions improve at weakest pace since aftermath of Brexit referendum in July 2016
- Apr 2019 - Irish manufacturers raise stocks of finished goods at record pace in April
- Mar 2019 - Further record increase of stocks of purchases in March
- Feb 2019 - Irish Manufacturers raise stocks of purchases at record pace in February
- Jan 2019 - Manufacturing operating conditions improve to weakest extent since October 2016
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Services PMI Archive Reports
- May 2020 - Irish service sector remains severely restricted by coronavirus lockdown in May
- April 2020 - Historic drop in Irish services activity in April as economy shuts down to combat coronavirus
- March 2020 - Service sector activity and demand collapses due to coronavirus outbreak
- February 2020 - Strongest growth of service sector activity in over two years in February
- January 2020 - Irish service sector continues to build momentum at start of 2020
- December 2019 - Services activity growth continues to accelerate at end of 2019
- November 2019 - Service sector activity growth at three-month high
- October 2019 - Output rises at slowest pace in 87 months
- September 2019 - Fourth successive slowdown in growth of activity
- August 2019 - Business activity rises at slowest pace since January
- July 2019- Business activity growth at three-month low
- June 2019-Business activity continues to expand sharply during June
- May 2019- Service sector activity rises at fastest pace since November 2018
- Apr 2019 - Service sector activity at three-month low
- Mar 2019 - Further sharp rise in service sector activity during March
- Feb 2019 - Service sector activity rises at faster pace in February
- Jan 2019 - Service sector activity growth slowest since May 2013