The average wholesale price increased in September of last year, according to figures from the Irish Central Bureau released on Friday, after falling to its lowest point in five months the month before.
According to the office, the price of manufactured goods climbed by 6. 1% on an annual basis over the last month, which is a greater rate than the 4. 7% growth in August.
The cost of food goods grew by 8, increasing factory delivery.
9% in September compared to the same month last year, mostly due to the high cost of dairy goods, which rose by 53.2 percent.
Wood and its products’ prices saw a considerable annual increase of 32. 4%.
Local sales prices increased during the past month by 10. 4% compared to last year, while exporting goods increased by only 5. 9%.
According to data from the statistical office, wholesale prices for energy climbed by 44.
9% yearly over the preceding month, and the cost of building supplies increased by 16. 6%.
On a monthly basis, wholesale prices increased last September by 1. 4% after declining by 2. 2% during the previous month..
September saw Ireland’s wholesale prices rise significantly.
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