Ireland GDP Growth Rate YoY
Over the period 1995 to 2007, the Irish economy grew at an annual rate of approximately 6% on average, owing primarily to increases in consumer expenditure, construction, and business investment. Due to a collapse in the real estate market, economic activity plummeted precipitously in 2008, and the country entered into recession for the first time in more than a decade. Following a series of economic reforms aimed at reducing the budget deficit and government debt, the GDP began to grow in the third quarter of 2010, and after three-quarters of recession in 2012, it has risen to the position of the fastest growing economy in the Euro Area.
A higher than expected figure should be seen as positive (bullish) for the EUR while a lower than expected figure should be seen as negative (bearish) for the EUR.
Symbol | Community Trend (Shorts vs Longs) | Symbol Popularity | Avg. Short Price / Distance From Price | Avg. Long Price / Distance From Price | Current Price | |
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EURUSD |
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1.0627 +7 pips |
1.0733 -113 pips |
1.06198 | |
EURAUD |
|
|
1.6483 -100 pips |
1.6580 +3 pips |
1.65830 | |
EURJPY |
|
|
158.1746 -604 pips |
163.0639 +115 pips |
164.213 | |
EURCAD |
|
|
1.4600 -82 pips |
1.4723 -41 pips |
1.46817 | |
EURCHF |
|
|
0.9570 -128 pips |
0.9820 -122 pips |
0.96981 | |
EURCZK |
|
|
25.3748 +1323 pips |
0 +252425 pips |
25.24250 | |
EURGBP |
|
|
0.8536 -9 pips |
0.8576 -31 pips |
0.85450 | |
EURHUF |
|
|
389.4265 -587 pips |
393.7777 +152 pips |
395.30 | |
EURNOK |
|
|
10.9264 -7476 pips |
11.7193 -453 pips |
11.6740 | |
EURNZD |
|
|
1.7914 -143 pips |
1.8043 +14 pips |
1.80573 |