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Dublin business activity rebounds as restrictions ease

Dublin business activity rebounds as restrictions ease
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Dublin s business activity rises at fastest pace since 2015

Dublin s business activity rises at fastest pace since 2015
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Business activity rebounds in Dublin in Q2 as restrictions ease

Business activity rebounds in Dublin in Q2 as restrictions ease
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Re-imposition of restrictions had severe impact on Dublin business activity in Q1

The latest PMI survey shows that the re-imposition of COVID-19 lockdown measures at the start of 2021 had a severe impact on business activity in Dublin’s private sector in Q1. The survey, produced by IHS Markit for Dublin City Council, shows that the overall output measure fell sharply from 49.2 to 40.4. This indicates severe contraction although at a lesser extent than in Q2 2020 during the first lockdown. Activity also decreased sharply across the Rest of Ireland. All three monitored sectors posted reductions in activity. This was led by construction where all but essential work was prohibited. Lesser reductions were seen across the manufacturing and services categories.

Dublin cityAndrew harkerDublin city council media relations officeMarkit for dublin city councilDublin city councilEconomics directorDublin purchasing managers indexCity councilMedia relations officeடப்ளின் நகரம்ஆண்ட்ரூ ஹார்‌கர்டப்ளின் நகரம் சபை மீடியா உறவுகள் அலுவலகம்டப்ளின் நகரம் சபைபொருளாதாரம் இயக்குனர்டப்ளின் வாங்குதல் மேலாளர்கள் குறியீட்டுநகரம் சபை

Q4 sees renewed contraction in business activity in Dublin

Following a slight increase in the third quarter, the latest Dublin PMI from IHS Markit, produced for Dublin City Council, shows business activity in Dublin’s private sector decreased in the final quarter of 2020. Output continued to rise in the manufacturing and construction sectors but increased COVID-19 restrictions in October and November brought parts of the services sector to a standstill. The overall decrease to 49.2 was softened by the relaxation of restrictions in December. Employment contracted for the third consecutive quarter. Although remaining modest, the pace of job cuts was quicker than that seen in Q3. The Rest of Ireland posted a stabilisation of workforce numbers with Dublin’s relative underperformance relecting the dominence of the service industry in the capital.

Dublin cityAndrew harkerDublin city councilNew ordersEconomics directorDublin purchasing managers indexடப்ளின் நகரம்ஆண்ட்ரூ ஹார்‌கர்டப்ளின் நகரம் சபைபுதியது ஆர்டர்ஸ்பொருளாதாரம் இயக்குனர்டப்ளின் வாங்குதல் மேலாளர்கள் குறியீட்டு