Global shares pause for breath after recent winning streak
Rout in bitcoin deepens, sending crypto-related shares down
Rout in bitcoin deepens, sending crypto-related shares down
Traders eye up UK budget due to be announced tomorrow
Iseq index advances 1.8%, led by AIB and Bank of Ireland
Euronext Dublin finished the day up 1.3% despite a 0.5% dip in Cavan-based Kingspan’s shares
Dublin market lagged behind neighbouring markets
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Top performer in Dublin was Glanbia, which climbed 5.8% after it upgraded its earnings guidance for the year
European shares see third session of decline
Ryanair sees stock slide 1.3% at close of business in Dublin with more than 58 million shares traded
Food giant Kerry Group saw ‘some buy activity’ in Dublin as it finished the day up 0.8%
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Nutritionals group Glanbia was the big story of the day on the Irish market as it climbed almost 16% after raising earnings forecast
Cavan-based group, led by Gene Murtagh, expects to deliver a full year trading profit of about €950m, which would be 5% up on 2024
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