European shares record worst performance in a month on mixed US data
Dublin’s Iseq All-Share index dropped 1.1 per cent to 9,571.96 on Friday
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Muted day on Irish stock exchange as Iseq outperforms European peers
US markets close for Labor Day, while traders contemplate September, which can be treacherous month for markets
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Markets sluggish as investors continue to pile into gold
Iseq index adds 0.3% as financials move higher
Madness for Central Bank to allow credit unions increase their exposure to housing market
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Market momentum continues as traders look to central bankers meeting
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European stocks gain for third straight session as fears of US recession recede
Sentiment boosted by upbeat global economic data, although some analysts cautioned investors against complacency
Virginia Transport moves ahead with purchase of Kilkenny freight firm Allmed
Deal creates a new logistics group with €70m in annual revenues, with acquisition backed by London-based MML Capital
Global shares edge higher on promising US inflation data
Iseq index slips 0.4% amid declines for Glanbia and Ryanair
Irish shares rise after volatile week
Global markets recover much of ground lost in previous few days
Ryanair dominates Irish market with share buyback announcement
European stocks were flat after latest US jobless claims data helped ease concerns of slowdown
New data on increase in private rental accommodation may not be accurate picture, says economist
Conall Mac Coille concerned about discrepancy between number of registered tenancies and figures on sector from 2022 census
Man who claims wife forged his signature for loans secures Supreme Court appeal over repayment order
The top court said Brian Murray’s appeal raises issues of “significant” public importance
Irish shares rise amid light volume after sell-off
Euronext Dublin rose 0.6% but traders note market muted with trading volumes down about 25%
Annoyed by banks’ bumper profits? It’s on you if you’re still giving them money for nothing
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Markets hit a wall amid fears of US economic slowdown
Financials and tech stocks worst hit as indices show a sea of red
European equities retreat as bank stocks tumble
Iseq index down almost 1.8% as AIB and Bank of Ireland slip after PTSB’s strong results
Bank of Ireland raises full year forecasts amid slow pace of rate cuts
Bank profits from customers’ reluctance to shift savings into higher interest accounts as well as lower bad loan provisions
Banks’ profit surge on higher rates may mask challenges, Central Bank warns
While the higher interest rate environment has led to improved profitability in recent years, it has not made bank business models any more sustainable, Sharon Donnery said
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