Northern Ireland's economic output rises by 2.3% in the year to June
According to BBC Business, Northern Ireland’s economic output rose 2.3% in the year to June, with faster growth than the UK and Republic of Ireland and a 1% quarterly rise. The report highlights production sector strength and notes concerns over rising energy and food costs ahead; it also profiles BLK BOX founder Greg Bradley and his international contracts.
Key facts
- 01Northern Ireland's economic output rose 2.3% in the year to June.
- 02Northern Ireland had a 1% quarterly growth.
- 03Ireland's GDP rose 10.2% in the latest quarter while its Modified Domestic Demand declined 0.8%.
- 04BLK BOX founder Greg Bradley said the company has contracts with high-profile customers worldwide and expanded internationally to France, Spain and Germany.
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