Ireland - CLI Component Series & Turning Points

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Component Series (Unit)	Source
Total volume of retail sales (2000=100)	Central Statistical Office
Employment: tendency (manufacturing) (% balance)	Economic & Social Research Institute
Orders books: level (manufacturing) (% balance)	Economic & Social Research Institute
Finished goods stocks: level (manufacturing) (% balance) Inverted	Economic & Social Research Institute
ISEQ share price index (2000=100)	Central Bank of Ireland
Terms of trade (2000=100)	Central Statistical Office
Consumer confidence indicator (% balance)	Economic & Social Research Institute
Spread of interest rates (% per annum)	European Central Bank

Reference chronology of turning points (P = Peak, T = Trough, Date = mmyy) : P0855 T0858 P0361 T0463 P1263 T0566 P0669 T0372 P0274 T1075 P0979 (T1280) (P0981) T0483 P0385 T0586 P0789 T0194 P1295 T0996 P0298 T0599 P0201 Minor cycles appear in brackets.

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