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Inflation
November 2022 was the fourteenth straight month where the annual increase for the Consumer Price Index (CPI)was at least 5.0%. Although annual inflation fell slightly in the most recent November figures, inflation hit its highest level in 38 years in 2022. Over the course of the year to November 2022, there were significant price increases noted in electricity (+64%), gas (+89%), liquid fuels or home heating oil (+57%), and solid fuels (+47%). Prices rose across a range of food products such...
Household Inflation
In September, the CSO estimated that households with the lowest incomes experienced higher inflation ratesof up to 9.5%, while those in the highest income category had annual estimated inflation of 7.5%. For households in the lowest 10% in terms of income, Electricity, Gas & Other Fuels was the largest contributor to their estimated inflation rate followed by Rent. We also noted that over the five-year period from September 2017 to September 2022, households that rent their accommodation had...
Wholesale Price Index
Other CSO releases also track changes in energy prices and the origins of the current costs to consumers can be seen in figures dating back to 2021 in the Wholesale Price Index (WPI). CSO data shows there were very large increases in wholesale electricity prices during 2021, with prices up more than 260% compared with the 2020 average. Other wholesale energy fuels also increased in price, and the index for all energy products was up by almost 161% on 2020. While wholesale energy prices contin...
Construction Costs
Wholesale prices also influence construction costs. The most recent WPI release said the most notable increases in costs in the Construction sector were in Fabricated Metal which rose by almost 57%over the 12 months to October 2022, and the cost of PVC pipes and fittings, used in part by the plumbing industry, also rose by 28% over the same period.
New Dwelling Completions
During the first three quarters of 2022, new dwelling completionsstood at 20,807, which was greater than the total for the whole of 2021 (20,560). The release in October showed new dwelling completions in July, August, and September (Q3) 2022 were up 63% from Q3 2021. Over the same period, apartment completions increased by 153%, scheme dwellings rose by 44%, and single dwellings were up 27%. Completions increased by more than 30% in all regions of Ireland from Q3 2021 and were up by 113% in...
Planning Permissions
There was an annual decrease of 41% in the total number of dwelling units approved in Q3 2022 compared with Q3 2021. The figures published in December showed that housing units accounted for 65% of all dwelling units approved, while apartments made up the remaining 35%. In the 12 months to September 2022, the number of multi-development houses that had received planning permission rose by than 15%, compared with a drop of more than 18% in one-off houses.
National Accounts
Figures published in December showed that Gross Domestic Product (GDP) was estimated to have increased by 2.3% in Q3 2022. For Gross National Product (GNP) – a measure of economic activity that excludes the profits of multinationals – a decline of 2.2% was estimated for the quarter. The multinational-dominated sectors accounted for almost 56% of total value added in the economy in Q3 2022, while all other sectors made up 44%. Results for the first nine months of 2022(January to September 2022...
Wealth and Taxes
A release in November showed that as the Irish economy grew in 2021, it resulted in a wealthier household sector, which saw households add €32bn to their wealth in that year. Household net wealthheld in financial assets stood at €366bn at the end of 2021, up from €318bn at the end of 2020. This is in addition to wealth held in assets such as houses. A separate release published in November also showed that almost half (48%) of taxes in 2021 were generated from taxes on income. This included i...
Trade
In December, the CSO published Ireland’s Trade in Goods for 2021, which showed that we exported more than €165bn of goods and imported almost €104bn. Exports of Chemicals & Related Products accounted for 62% of total exports, with a value of almost €103bn. While we sent the EU more than €61bn of our exports, the US was the largest single export partner with exports of €52bn. Our biggest import partner in 2021 was the UK at €19.5bn of our imports. Goods Exports and Imports published in Februar...
Travel
The aviation industry was one of the hardest hit by the pandemic, but there are signs of recovery. More than 13.8m passengers passed through the main Irish airports in the first half of 2022, which was more than 12.8m more passengers than those using the airports in the first half of 2021. However, while 1.1m more passengers used Dublin airport in October 2022 when compared with October 2021, this was 200,000 fewer than the same month in 2019 (pre-pandemic). More than 9.1m passengers passed t...
Trips
During the first six months of 2022, we made 6.6m domestic same-day visits. During April, May, and June (Q2) 2022, we spent €762m on domestic overnight tripswith those on holiday spending €482m of this, while those visiting friends or relatives spent €117m. There were 2.2m outbound overnight trips taken during the same period by Irish residents, who spent €2.3bn.
Vehicles
Toyota (12,435) was the most popular make of new private cars licensed in 2021, followed by Volkswagen (12,422), Hyundai (10,032), Skoda (8,656), and Ford (7,255). Together those five made up almost half (49.9%) of all new private cars licensed that year. The most popular model of private car licensed in 2021 was Hyundai Tucson followed by Toyota Corolla and Toyota Yaris, and the most popular colour was grey at 35%.
Prices
Fertiliser prices were of significant interest throughout 2022. In a release published in December, it was noted that the price of fertilisers experienced the largest increase of all inputs in 2022, with prices increasing by an average of 141%. However, the full impact of higher prices was allayed in 2022 by a reduction of 19% in the volume of fertilisers used on Irish farms. As a result, the cost of fertilisers was estimated to have increased by 97% to €1.2bn. Meanwhile, the Agricultural Inp...
Ag Accounts
The South-West region in 2021 spent the most on fertilisers, accounting for 18% or €111m of the country's total spend on fertilisers. The South-West region had the largest growth in Agricultural Operating Surplus in 2021 at €216m (+29%). The CSO’s final estimate of Agricultural Operating Surplus for 2021showed an annual increase of 17.6% to €3.7bn.
Crops and Livestock
The total number of dairy cows increased by 2.4% to 1.6m in 2021, while the total number of cattle increased to 7.4m. Sheep numbers rose by 1.6% to 5.6m, while pig numbers increased by 7.1% to 1.7m. The largest number of cattle (1.5m) was in the Mid-West region, the largest number of sheep (1.5m) was in the West region, and the largest number of pigs (444,900) was in the Border region. The amount of land used to grow the three main cereals of winter wheat, winter oats, and winter barley all s...
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