Markets rise as chipmakers boost investor sentiment
Oil prices edged higher but were still back near levels last seen before the start of the US-Israeli war on Iran
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Oil prices edged higher but were still back near levels last seen before the start of the US-Israeli war on Iran
Euronext Dublin finished the day down 1.1% after a number of the index’s main players suffered losses
UK shares largely shrugged off news of prime minister Keir Starmer’s resignation
The fintech’s model is proving more suitable for international scaling than the often outdated systems of legacy rivals
US vice president JD Vance abruptly cancelled his trip to Switzerland for talks with the Islamic Republic
Two-year-old scheme has had 1,135 loans to a combined value of more than €56bn drawn down
But Iseq rises with strong performance from Ryanair
Closure of high street banks and ATMs, two-factor authentication and chatbots are unpopular among older people
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European Central Bank looks to tamp down inflation fears
Gardaí examine CCTV after thieves remove cash machine from Little Island premise
Iseq rises but banking stocks out of sorts
Oil prices retreat over pause in attacks between Iran and Israel
Bank of Ireland card spending data for May showed a 3.6% overall decline in consumer expenditure overall compared to May last year
Fraudsters posing as bank staff use fake transaction alerts to trick victims into transferring money
The planned savings scheme has been much heralded but numerous details are still unclear
There has not been a widespread migration out of Dublin and other urban centres, Trinity Business School research suggests
Over 40% of those with fewer than 50 shares in bank after holdings were diluted chose not to sell into odd-lot offer
Lenders’ investment arms are set to capture a share of money leaving deposit accounts, analyst forecasts
Bank says it will announce plans to buy back holdings of 30 shares or fewer at some point over the next 18 months
Euronext Dublin finished up 0.5% after a tumultuous day’s trading full of swings and roundabouts
New homes drive market as affordability remains ‘stretched’ and second-hand sales continue to decline
Euronext Dublin finishes session down 1.2% with most major names in the red
Tánaiste insisted this week that the accounts will be available in 2027
Markets optimistic about signs of progress in US-Iran peace talks
Davy ‘cannot charge’ €50 fee and expect people to use new savings scheme, chair says
AIB, Bank of Ireland join consortium of EU banks developing euro-denominated stablecoin some say could rival digital euro
Chipmaker’s quarterly earnings are seen as a crucial test of AI demand
Stablecoins are digital assets that are pegged to the value of currencies and other traditional assets
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