Showing posts with label Consumer prices Ireland. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Consumer prices Ireland. Show all posts
Thursday, January 26, 2012

26/1/2012: Rip-off Ireland - Sunday Times, 22 January 2012

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This is an edited version of my Sunday Times column from January 22, 2012. Back in 2004, with much fanfare, Fine Gael launched its ri...
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Thursday, January 19, 2012

19/1/2012: December Inflation - State's Fingerprints all Over the Crime Scene

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There will be a much more detailed analysis of the state-sanctioned rip-off that is revealed in the latest data from CSO on Irish consumer ...
Friday, November 11, 2011

11/11/2011: Ireland's Consumer Prices: October

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Irish CPI and HICP figures for October show continued pattern of public sector-controlled costs inflation and continued pressures on prices...
Thursday, October 13, 2011

13/10/2011: CPI for Ireland: September 2011

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Consumer prices inflation is now running above 2.5% in Ireland and the usual culprits are to be blamed. Consumer Prices in Sept...
Thursday, August 11, 2011

11/08/2011: CPI for July 2011

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CSO reported Consumer Prices for July today. Here are some headline numbers and updated charts: As measured by the CPI, remained unchange...
Thursday, June 9, 2011

09/06/2011: CPI data for May

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Consumer Price Inflation data for May is out today. Recall that a month ago, higher mortgage costs and oil prices pushed inflation to a 30-m...
Saturday, March 19, 2011

19/03/2011: CPI update for February 2011

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Some belated data charts updates. Irish CPI: The chart above shows the uptick in February CPI (up 0.9%mom and 2.2% yoy) and HICP (up 0.9% m...
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Thursday, August 12, 2010

Economics 12/8/10: Irish July CPI: Deflation is over, for the State sectors

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“Consumer Prices in July, as measured by the CPI, remained unchanged in the month,” says CSO. Hurrah, the end of deflation then? “Th...
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Thursday, July 9, 2009

Economics 09/07/2009: Green Shoots to Brown Manure

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Inflation figures are out - more significant deflation in works than was anticipated by the analysts (-0.3% in June relative to May, with a...
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