European stocks rally closes off highs as selling resumes on Wall Street
Relief sees markets ‘mechanically rebound’ across continent
AIB
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Stock markets are like casinos. Don’t rely on them as a bellwether of tariff impacts
Mobile capital is panicking because, like the rest of us, it does not know what is going to happen next
What happens to your family home in a divorce? What you need to know on a tricky issue
Failure to address what happens to the home you shared can leave both parties in limbo when it comes to moving on with their lives
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Important to consider the cost of your debt compared to the benefit of saving in terms of interest rates
PTSB attempts to buy nonbank lender Finance Ireland
Finance Ireland is 51% owned by US investment management giant Pimco
Nasdaq heads for bear territory as markets continue to retreat
Companies with exposure to China fall as it retaliates to Trump’s tariffs with 34% additional levy on imports from US
Investors query Government cushion in €1.2bn AIB buyback
Government is guaranteed a minimum price of €6.26 a share but they have been trading as low as €5.78
Government signs off on €1.2bn AIB share buyback plan
Move would reduce State holding in lender to about 3%
European shares drop amid mounting tariff worries
Iseq All-Share index loses 1.5% with banking stocks out of sorts
AIB warns businesses after ‘sharp increase’ in phone call fraud
Calls to customers claim to represent reputable companies and financial institutions, the bank said
European shares fall as investors fret over looming US tariff deadline
UK equities close higher after Rachel Reeves pushes back spending plans
Global stocks edge higher on hopes of more measured Trump approach to tariffs
AIB rose almost 1% in Dublin before it emerged Goldman Sachs has started to sell about a 3% stake on behalf of an investor
Why is it so hard to buy a one-bed apartment in Ireland?
Few developers cater to the market for single people and banks often require higher deposits
AIB raises €500m in new ‘green’ bond issue to finance projects with environmental benefits
Issuance comes two months after the bank raised €700m in perpetual bond sale
European shares snap losing streak on Ukraine ceasefire proposal
Retailers and sportswear-makers decline after bleak Puma forecast
House building activity rises despite ‘mixed’ construction trends
‘Muted operating environment’ sees building activity shrink again in February, according to AIB survey
State guarantee scheme for small builders would help boost output of new homes
There is a compelling rationale for a credit guarantee scheme for small builders, partially underwritten by the State, to advance finance to developers with viable housing projects but insufficient equity
Shifting US trade policy dampens European markets
Irish index of shares ends week in negative territory alongside European peers
Long-forgotten taxpayer warrants in AIB may be key to full bailout recovery
State’s remaining 5% stake, after a planned €1.2bn buy-back, is currently worth €790 million
AIB to buy back €1.2bn of stock from State as profits beat expectations
Taxpayers have so far recovered €18.5bn from the bailed-out bank in stock sales and dividends
Irish services growth subdued in last month
New business and total activity increased at the weakest rates in just over a year, new data from AIB shows
Dublin’s Jervis Shopping Centre to be put up for sale with €120m price tag
Retail scheme was developed on site of former Jervis Street Hospital in city centre in 1990s
Lloyds to pay UK taxman millions related to Irish exit
Bank of Ireland expects to use up its crisis-era deferred tax assets by the end of 2028
Irish manufacturing activity accelerates at fastest pace in year
Latest increase in total new work the fastest recorded since May 2022
Receivers appoint agents to sell project at former Kevin Street DIT campus
Seen & Heard: Taxpayers ‘miss out’ on €9bn; increase stock awards for BofI chief; homes ‘never to be built’
Johnny Ronan firm buys back Bewley’s building and other ‘crown jewels’ from receivers
Properties include Bewley’s Café building and PTSB on Grafton Street
Global shares slide on renewed Trump tariff threats
European shares down as investors weigh prospect of 25% US tariffs on cars, pharmaceutical goods and chips
How can Irish savers make their money work harder? Send your cash overseas
With Irish savers increasingly attracted by rates on offer in foreign banks, here’s what to look for – and the pitfalls to avoid
European shares edge up to record highs
Wall Street’s main indices slipped after hotter-than-expected inflation data
Leaving it late to raise concern about AIB not offering a tracker mortgage
Homeowner wants to know if paying off their mortgage at this stage will lock them out of any chance of a refund or compensation
Report suggests 26% rise in homes under construction in Dublin
Data in latest 4Dublin Housing Supply Pipeline indicate construction pipeline is still relatively strong
PTSB needs to triple savings from cutting jobs to hit its own costs target, Goodbody report says
Bank estimated to be on track to save €21 million from 300 job cuts
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