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Bank of Ireland results and unemployment rate

Your upcoming week in business: retail sales and AIB results plus UK housing prices

Strong JPMorgan earnings update boosts US financial stocks

Iseq index closes up 0.6% in Dublin on last day of trading week

Stocks stumble on sour Brexit mood and faltering US tax plan

In Dublin, Bank of Ireland drops after adding more customers to tracker compensation list

ECB commitment to loose monetary policy soothes investors

Paris, London and Frankfurt post gains but Milan and Madrid end in red

Here's what’s happening in the business week ahead

For Your Diary: Exchequer returns; Dalata results; Dell results; ECB rate decision

European stocks fall on ECB bond stance

Smurfit Kappa tumbles 2.73% after Goldman Sachs analysts downgrade the stock

Apple results disappoint Wall Street

This week’s major business events: BP results; Irish unemployment rate

Bovis Homes shares up 10% on Galliford Try buyout talks

Builder expects to complete 15% fewer homes this year due to customer-service issues

Bovis Homes in merger talks with rival Galliford Try

Initial offer turned down but talks continue about revised deal to create £2.5bn company

Markets down across Europe on Trump’s words

US president’s protectionist stance lines up shares for their worst performance of the year

The major business events happening this week

For Your Diary: Irish inflation, BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition

Grafton shares fall on European index relegation

Irish builders’ merchant has lost 18% of its value since Brexit

C&C, Ryanair shares slide as sterling woes rattle Irish market

Irish shares stand out as weak spot across Europe, falling at their fastest pace in more than three months

Markets becalmed across Europe after early advance

Kingspan rises after upbeat note from Davy predicting 30% increase in first-half profits

Builder Bovis says Brexit impact too early to assess as profits rise

Pretax profits rise 15 per cent to £61.7 million for British builder in first half of year

Markets bounce back after Brexit carnage

European shares rise after three grim days, with financial stocks leading the way

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