Bank of Ireland cuts all its fixed home mortgage rates by 0.5%
Move puts lender’s rates close to rival AIB as analysts expect European Central Bank to cut interest rates again in December
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US stock market on course for best week in a year
S&P 500 on track for 50th record this year as gauge extends weekly gain to 4.5%
Markets retain their feelgood vibe post-Trump victory
Interest rate cuts in both the US and Britain are the focus for a session where only the FTSE 100 dipped
AIB upgrades lending guidance for full year as it maintains positive outlook for business
AIB’s loan book rose 5% in third quarter and the bank upgraded growth guidance for the year to between 5 and 6%
Services sector activity levels robust despite cost pressures - AIB
Input prices rising at fastest level in the tourism and leisure subsector where overall growth is also slowest
Bank of Ireland investors fear UK car finance cost will dwarf tracker scandal
Landmark court of appeal ruling piles pressure on UK regulator to impose large compensation scheme on lenders
European markets make gains after worst fall in a year
Dublin’s Iseq finished up 2.25% while FTSE rebounds
London stocks fall after UK budget announcement
Wall Street tumbles after warnings from Microsoft and Meta Platforms about escalating AI costs
PTSB eyes cost cuts as interest rates fall faster than expected
PTSB’s share of new Irish mortgage lending rose to 16.3% in the third quarter from 13.5% for the first six months of the year
A forgotten deal, a €2.5m tax rebate: How Derek Quinlan’s ‘worrying’ conduct kept him in bankruptcy
A €2.5m Irish tax rebate was cited among reasons the Dubliner stayed in economic purgatory
Grant Thornton Ireland equity partners to get €6.5m each in US merger
Seen & Heard: Aer Lingus job cuts, State’s AIB share sales, Pfizer’s Irish subsidiaries and the creep of cashless payments
AIB announces new green mortgage products at its lowest rates yet
Value of drawdowns slightly ahead of Goodbody’s estimates in third quarter, triggering it to raise its forecast for year
Goodbody CEO Martin Tormey: ‘We lost our way a little, but there is a big opportunity now’
The chief of the leading financial services provider stresses the importance of keeping Irish companies Irish for as long as possible
Goodbody Stockbrokers plans ‘modest’ bonuses amid return to profit
Goodbody Stockbrokers has grown its employee count to over 400 since AIB acquisition three years ago
Markets sluggish as Boeing posts $6 billion loss
Irish food groups retreat while Dalata finishes flat
New phone scam conning Irish customers out of as much as €8,000, says banking industry body
Banking and Payments Federation of Ireland launches campaign to highlight risks from text message fraud
AIB to invest €40m in upgrades to branch network
Move comes two years after bank rowed back on dropping cash services from 70 branches
Irish banks ‘face income downgrades’ as ECB continues rate cuts
RBC analysts set price targets for the three listed lenders which imply downside to their stock of 6% to 38%
Plans for 100-bedroom Baggot Street Hotel lodged
Move to redevelop area around former AIB branch the latest hotel plans proposed for the street
State may sell final AIB shares next year, CEO Colin Hunt says
European governments selling down crisis-era bank stakes, taking advantage of strong sector valuations amid heightened interest rates
Flutter finishes down 6% as UK considers £3bn tax on gambling firms
Mixed day for banks and building firms on Irish market
Stopgap mortgages remain a bridge too far for Irish banks despite new ICS product
Banks still chastened by the crash are unlikely to offer such financing
Dublin market underperforms European peers after volatile week
Homebuilders rise but banks have mixed day
The charges many AIB, BoI and PTSB customers aren’t aware of and how to cut them
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European markets falter following upbeat US inflation data
Iseq down 0.96% while Stoxx Europe 600 Index ended session 0.2% lower
Stocks gain ahead of possible ECB interest-rate cut
Alphabet stock falls 1.8% after US justice department signaled it may force Google to divest parts of its business
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