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Today’s stock market round-up: How shares fared in Dublin, London, Europe and New York

Oracle’s disappointing quarterly forecasts led to declines in some of the world’s biggest tech names

Over-saving may be quietly costing Irish households thousands

Despite high savings rates, investing can seem complicated and intimidating. Here are some options

European shares little changed ahead of Fed rate decision

A strong day for the Irish banks was not enough to keep the Iseq green

Lack of transparency in bidding system depressing Irish property sales, report finds

MyHome and Bank of Ireland blame opaque bidding and lack of transparency for poor turnover

Downsizing in Ireland: ‘It was horrific stuff. There has to be an easier system’

People whose children have flown the nest often want to move to a smaller home, but finding one and organising finances and timing can be stressful

Stocks gain as investors cheer delayed US economic data

S&P 500 rises to a hair below October’s record

Global markets edgy as investors gauge chances of Federal Reserve rate cut

Cavan-based insulation specialist Kingpan climbed 1.5% in Dublin after almost 47m shares were traded

High rents mean meeting mortgage payment no longer the major concern for aspiring homebuyers

The number of prospective homebuyers paying between €1,000 and €2,000 in rent has more than doubled since 2017, according to Bank of Ireland

Global shares pause for breath after recent winning streak

Rout in bitcoin deepens, sending crypto-related shares down

The reputations of banks improving, but for how long?

Trust in retail banking enters positive territory for first time in three years but there are still issues with them

The bridging loan is back and how AI has upended internet searches

The best news, analysis and comment from The Irish Times business desk

Bank of Ireland to offer bridging loans to help people downsize from large homes

Borrowing limit at drawdown 60% of valuation while interest rate on bridging loan is at 7%

Revolut’s latest valuation at $75bn underlines challenge for Irish banks

Neobank now seen as worth double the State’s three main lenders combined

European shares inch higher, led by banks, following upbeat forecasts

Iseq index advances 1.8%, led by AIB and Bank of Ireland

Markets move higher as investors eye Fed rate cut

Euronext Dublin finished the day up 1.3% despite a 0.5% dip in Cavan-based Kingspan’s shares

Check if prices include import taxes, Revenue warns before Black Friday

Bank of Ireland warns shopping scams up nearly half in the first six months of the year

European stocks handed boost as amid Nvidia reporting

Dublin market lagged behind neighbouring markets

European shares stabilise as investors await Nvidia report

Chipmaker’s earnings could set the tone in markets for the rest of the year

Irish digital company Granite secures $10m investment

Funding will support an expansion strategy, including acquisitions and international scaling, with a particular focus on the US

Global shares edge lower ahead of key US data and Nvidia earnings

Markets are in a holding pattern at the start of week that will test risk appetite

Revolut’s Irish mortgage launch set to drift into 2026

Neobank’s Irish customer base of more than 3 million will present big opportunity for home loans

Ruling on suspended solicitor Declan O’Callaghan’s appeal over professional misconduct findings due Friday

Declan O’Callaghan denies misconduct over handling of Co Mayo lands transfer

Global shares down as US government shutdown and AI anxieties take centre stage

Iseq index down 0.9% as banks, Ryanair and house builders slide

Irish savers needlessly give banks almost €1bn each year. Here’s what they can do about it

Central Bank estimates raise questions over our approach to deposits

AIB sticking to new hybrid-working plan as of January despite staff rejection

Lender says employees will work from one of its offices for a minimum of three days a week from January

Supreme Court judge critical of bank in appeal case, and the $20,000 robot butler

The best news, analysis and comment from The Irish Times business desk

Bank of Ireland failure to disclose loan sale in legal case ‘bizarre’, Supreme Court judge says

Lender did not inform court that it had agreed deal to sell home loan to Pepper Finance before a ruling on appeal was delivered

Global markets climb as tech stocks rebound

Top performer in Dublin was Glanbia, which climbed 5.8% after it upgraded its earnings guidance for the year

AIB powers Irish stock market to all-time high

European shares caught up in concerns of tech valuations

AIB raises full-year net interest income forecast

AIB said its share of new mortgage lending so far this year was 31%

Amazon deal lifts tech stocks as Wall Street rally fizzles

Ryanair lifts Iseq index after reporting record second quarter performance

PTSB sale prompts fears new owner will cut branches and jobs

The bank has 3,360 staff and 98 branches

Interest rates have hit the floor. Here are the vital lessons for borrowers

The ECB is holding rates steady, though borrowers will hope the sale of PTSB introduces new competition to the Irish mortgage market

Global markets edge higher as investors eye Fed

Ryanair sees stock slide 1.3% at close of business in Dublin with more than 58 million shares traded

Bank of Ireland upgrades interest income forecast slightly

Lower average rate on billions of euros of excess deposits stored with ECB a factor

When does a bigger cleanup bill than the one for trackers count as good news for a bank?

With its UK motor finance provision, Bank of Ireland shows it has learned from tracker scandal here

Despite global headwinds, the Irish economy is projected to grow by almost 11%

Bank of Ireland issues robust outlook on back of strong pharma exports and consumer spending

Why neurodivergent people are now coveted as highly skilled workers

Microsoft and Bank of Ireland among companies reshaping HR processes to access neurodiverse talent

Financial Services Union opens ballot on AIB hybrid working regime

Lender informed staff of its plans in July

Bank worker who stole almost €200,000 tried to set branch on fire to cover her tracks

Lawyers for DPP argue custodial threshold had been passed and fully suspended sentence represented substantial departure from norm

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