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Tuesday, November 13, 2012

13/11/2012: Irish CPI v Euro Area: September 2012

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In the previous post I covered overall dynamics of Irish consumer prices in October. Now, let's take a quick look at comparatives acr...

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13/11/2012: Consumer Prices in Ireland: October 2012

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Consumer price index for October 2012, Ireland released last week chows broad continuation of the previously established trends, namely abo...

Friday, September 14, 2012

14/9/2012: 36 years of state-incentivised inflation?

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Some historical (up to August 2012) charts on Irish CPI. Orange bars mark state-dominated categories of goods and services. Interpret thes...

14/9/2012: Irish CPI for August - detailed charts

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With some delay, here's the analysis of latest Consumer Price Inflation data for Ireland for August 2012: Summary table of monthly a...

Thursday, August 9, 2012

9/8/2012: Rip-off Ireland roars again in July

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Latest consumer price indices are out for Ireland. Headline number for annual comparatives is moderate inflation at 2.0% in HICP metric and...

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