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Property related private sector lending accounted for 63% of total Irish private sector debt in December 2009; Manufacturing lending fell 20%

by admin on February 20, 2010

Poperty related private sector lending accounted for 63 per cent of total Irish private sector lending  in December 2009 while lending to manufacturing fell 20 per cent in the year.

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  1. Irish property lending outstanding at end Q3 2009 was 61% of total; Loans to manufacturing fell 18% in 12-month period
  2. Weekly earnings in the Irish private sector fell by 2.7% in year to Q3 2009; Public sector pay rose 1.9% ex-pension levy
  3. Irish weekly earnings fell 1.6% in year to Q2 2010; Public sector employees fell 2.7% to 405,900; Private sector staff dipped 3.9%
  4. Lending to non-financial/property Irish SMEs fell 3.3% in Q2 2011 and 9.9% in 12-month period
  5. Earnings in Irish private sector fell by 3.1% in year to Q2 2009; Rise of 1.3% in public sector ex-pension levy; Earnings down 4.9% in small firms

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