Markets News Afternoon: Irish manufacturing prices fell in June on weaker US dollar; ECB says bank lending to Eurozone’s private sector picked up slightly in June
Jul.28, 2010 in
Financial News
Irish manufacturing prices fell by 0.4% in June 2010 because of the weaker US dollar versus the euro - – changes in the dollar rate are crucial because Irish manufacturing is dominated by US-owned firms.
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