Services sector top of the podium

08/06/24 • 7 min

AIB’s Chief Economist David McNamara and AIB Treasury’s John Heffernan break down the trends in the latest Irish Purchasing Managers Index reports for the Manufacturing and Service sectors, including the high performing service industry and the insights these reports give into the Irish economy.

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