Royal Dutch Shell

Energy stocks boost European markets

Cartier owner seen as underperforming in luxury sector

Legacy carriers play major role in climate debate and avoid the polluter pays principle almost entirely

Travel stocks receive boost via US pharma giant Pfizer’s coronavirus treatment update

Strong close to the week for financials but dividend-yielding sectors struggle

Microsoft gains on Wall Street as its cloud business booms

European chipmakers ASML, Infineon and BE Semiconductor among top gainers

US jobs figures come in well below expectations

Many of the Iseq’s indigenous multinationals rise in brisk trading

Relief on US debt ceiling soothes investors

Ryanair the major gainer in Dublin market as tech shares slide on Wall Street

In Dublin, Kingspan slips 6% amid supply disruptions and rising cost of raw materials

Expensive and unglamorous commitment needed to save planet, not green ‘stunts’ and pious pledges

Dundee has become something of a laboratory to learn how cities can meet 2030 ban

Travel, retail and energy shares lead the fallers

S&P 500 and the Nasdaq hit record highs in a risk-on-rally after US Fed chair’s comments

Markets report: Commodities rise as uncertainty over monetary policy eases

Ryanair sheds 3.2% as Iseq slips 1.4%

Dublin follows other markets lower with hotel operator Dalata down 4.6%

Tech stocks surge in US as economy-linked energy, industrials and materials shares fall

Release of US inflation data expected to be key market event this week

Total Produce slides 9.18% to €1.894 after more than 6.5m shares change hands

Concerns about China’s regulatory moves fade

Ryanair climbs 4% as it signals strong summer bookings

Dealers note a ‘lot of red on the screen’ as travel-related stocks in particular take a hit

Dalata and ICG among the main decliners in Dublin

Energy giant says debt levels have fallen far enough to adjust policy

BP and Shell fall in London as oil prices slide

Gloomy Asia trading, drop in German industrial orders offset jump in commodity stocks

Iseq up marginally while bank stocks fall

Bank of Ireland and AIB sharply weaker as European banking sector down nearly 3%

Ryanair the main market mover in Dublin as it rises 3% while Glanbia and AIB dip

Dublin lags other markets as investors shy away from leading stocks

Bank of Ireland slides but AIB jumps 4.2%

Shareholders overwhelmingly support move despite some investor concerns over lack of ambition

US shares ahead on positive labour statistics

Review by think tank Carbon Tracker detects gap between rhetoric and action among big oil firms

Ruling by Hague District Court could set precedent for cases against multinationals

Greencore plummets in London as banks help Iseq stay in positive territory

Many European bourses shut for holidays, bitcoin regains ground following slump