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Irish Consumer Steady For November As Easing Costs Counter Future Uncertainty

Irish consumer sentiment remained unchanged in November as increased spending was countered by uncertain geopolitical terrain.

Irish consumer sentiment rose modestly in October, according to the latest Consumer Sentiment Survey compiled with Core Research.

Tesco lifted its annual profit forecast after market share gains drove a 10% rise the first half, giving it momentum ahead of Christmas.

British shoppers impacted by the cost of living crisis will not start spending again until the new government sets out tax and spending plans.

A new survey carried out on behalf of Aldi Ireland and FoodCloud found that on average, Irish consumers waste €832 worth of food each year.

Lidl Ireland has become the first Irish retailer to hit 100 million returns as part of the Deposit Return Scheme, which launched 1 February.

Irish consumer sentiment remained largely unchanged in September, signalling a ‘watch, wait and worry’ mindset ahead of Budget 25.

British retailers have reported a third consecutive month of falling sales in August, the Confederation of British Industry said on Tuesday.

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