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AIB Ireland Manufacturing PMI December 2021
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Manufacturing sector grows at slowest rate since MarchOliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist comments: "Capacity constraints are still very evident in the sector. Backlogs of unfinished work continued to rise sharply." Read MoreD 21, 2021 11:59
AIB Ireland Services PMI December 2021
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Weak consumer demand weighs on Irish service sector growthOliver Mangan, AIB Chief Economist, says "There was a slowdown in the rate of growth of new business, including exports, with firms reporting that the rising COVID infections were dampening demand" Read MoreD 22, 2021 10:15
AIB Ireland Manufacturing & Services PMI Archive Reports
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Manufacturing PMI Archive Reports
- Oct 2021 - Stronger growth of output in October alongside record supply delays and price pressures
- Sep 2021 - New orders and output expand more slowly in September
- Aug 2021 - Manufacturing continues to expand sharply despite further loss of momentum
- July 2021 - Manufacturing continues to expand despite further loss of momentum
- June 2021- Manufacturing boom sustained in June with fresh record rise in new orders
- May 2021- PMI surges to new survey high in May with record increases in output and new orders
- Apr 2021 - Manufacturing booms in April as PMI hits record high
- Mar 2021 - Manufacturing sector rebounds in March following subdued start to 2021
- Feb 2021 - Stronger decline in manufacturing production as
- new work falls further
- Jan 2021 - Output and new orders fall sharply in January, but outlook brightens
- Dec 2020 - Irish manufacturing ends 2020 with stronger expansion as end of Brexit transition period looms
- Nov 2020 - November PMI data reveal encouraging signs for Irish manufacturing sector
- Oct 2020 - Manufacturing output broadly stable in October but new orders fall further
- Sept 2020 - Manufacturing stalls as output and new orders decline in September
- August 2020 - Irish manufacturing rebound loses momentum
- July 2020 - Irish manufacturing rebounds in July
- June 2020 - Growth of output and new orders lift PMI above 50 in June
- 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
- June 2021- Service sector continues to take off in June, accompanied by inflation
- May 2021 - Service sector growth accelerates in May as restrictions ease
- April 2021- Services activity increases at strongest rate since pandemic began
- March 2021 - Solid rise in activity in March as new business rebounds
- February 2021: Sharp downturn continues in February, but confidence improves
- January 2021: Services hit by tighter restrictions in January as second wave worsens
- December 2020: Service Sector output stabilises in December
- November 2020 - Sentiment strengthens despite sharper decline in services activity
- October 2020 - Declines in activity and new business soften in October
- September 2020 - Sharp drop in new work drives total activity down in September
- August 2020 - Rise in new business drives faster activity growth
- July 2020 - Irish service sector activity expands in July, but outlook stalls
- June 2020 - Irish service sector moves toward stabilisation in June
- 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
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