Monthly Export Figures Down 26% in June
Irish exports to the US fell 59.6% in June due to tariffs by US President Donald Trump, causing a 55.7% drop in Ireland's trade surplus, Central Statistics Office data show.
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Exports rise 4.8% year-on-year despite massive monthly decrease
The value of Irish exports plummeted by 26.3% between June, and May, the latest figures from the Central Statistics Office (CSO) show. Exports to the US dropped by 59.6% in June to €4.4 bn compared with €10.8 bn in May. The big significant fall off had been expected as companies stocked up ahead of the introduction of tariffs. On an annual basis, exports to the US fell by 23.4% to €4.4 bn in June compared with the June 2024 figure of €5.7 bn. Th…
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