Irish consumer prices posted an annual fall of 1.1% in November, compared to a fall of 1.5% the previous month when prices showed their sharpest fall for a decade, data showed on Thursday.
Consumer prices have dropped on an annual basis for eight straight months since COVID-19 restrictions were first introduced in March.
But prices were 0.3% higher month-on-month in November, the first price growth registered by the index since June, data from the Central Statistics Office showed. (Reuters)
Source: www.businessworld.ie