European shares fall on Covid-19 case resurgence

Iseq all-share index tumbled 1.2% on the day

Sweden’s economy shrank less than euro zone’s at height of pandemic

Country at centre of fierce debate on merits of lockdown measures

Nordea Bank can prevent employees from investing in Bitcoin, court rules

Danish court says bank’s employees can be stopped from buying cryptocurrencies

Ireland’s bonds seen increasingly risky as Brexit nears end

Investors are sitting on double-digit returns but now they are starting to get nervous

Brexit uncertainty fails to dent Irish stocks

The Iseq all-share index rose just under 1.5%, buoyed by stocks with building exposure

CRH shares jump as Europe’s largest activist investor reveals stake

Cevian reveals stake as AllianceBernstein analysts say materials giant has ‘lost its way’

Financial sector has ‘make or break role’ in averting catastrophic climate change

Dublin conference focuses on innovation needed in the global financial system to accelerate climate action

Sterling falls to eight-month low as Brexit pressures grow

Corporate warnings about the effect on Britain’s economy if a deal with the EU is not agreed soon has weighed heavily on sterling

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Irish banks have the largest lending margins in the euro zone, ECB figures show

Donohoe should look to Scandinavia to plot future of Bank of Ireland stake

Market Beat: Projects to replace legacy IT systems in banks are notoriously difficult

C&C and Bank of Ireland fall amid sterling weakness

PTSB down 0.9 per cent following ECB fine as Iseq declines for third time in four sessions

Shares tumble as investors worry about stronger euro

Financials lead Iseq lower as shares in Independent News & Media close down 18%

Danske Bank raises profit forecast after beating expectations

Focus on Scandinavian expansion after getting fingers burned in Ireland

Danske Bank raises outlook after beating Q2 forecasts

Profit at the bank increased by 10% in H1 compared to same period last year

Sterling loses ‘most hated’ status but markets remain wary

Outlook for pound rests on nature of Brexit deal UK secures from European Union

H&M too slow for ‘fast fashion’ world

Swedish retailer overhauling supply chains in effort to catch up with Zara

Salmon prices to leap over sea lice outbreak and Chilean algae bloom

Analysts expect restaurants to reduce portion size or switch to cod and sea trout

Bank of Ireland to spend €500m on enhancing software

Swiss group Temenos will provide software for new banking IT infrastructure

German industrial output posts sharpest drop in 23 months

Latest report adds to concerns that Europe’s powerhouse economy is losing steam

Ageing Danes look to robots to save their welfare state

Faltering productivity and limited immigration feeding into funding problem

Healthcare and consumer stocks boost European markets

Hibernia Reit down 1.01% after announcing developments and €1.6m State lease

European equities rally for fifth day as UK votes in EU poll

Banks among best performers on Iseq with Bank of Ireland surging nearly 6 per cent

Traders prepare to pull Brexit all-nighter - fuelled by coffee and fast food

Dublin’s forex community among those preparing for early results of poll

European share prices rise as Brexit concerns ease

Latest polls reveal campaign for Britain to remain in the EU has a one-point lead

Is Stockholm’s house party over?

Property prices look set to fall as regulator looks to limit ratio of households’ borrowing to income at 600%

German economy powers ahead, but exports cloud picture

Economy grew by 0.7% in the first three months, the highest rate since early 2014

Former financial regulator Elderfield to head up compliance at Nordea

Elderfield took up senior position with Lloyds Banking Group after leaving Central Bank

Draghi to mount defence of ECB in face of German criticism

European Central Bank is widely tipped to hold interest rates as ‘ECB bashing’ in focus

Panama Papers: Britain asks for copies of leaked documents

David Cameron’s late father is mentioned in the files, alongside some Tory party members

Stock markets tumble again as investors run to safety

Under-pressure financial shares lead the downward charge

Shares fall as ECB questions bad loans

Tullow drops 3% as oil prices tumble on prospect of Iran’s return to global market

Finland should not have signed up to euro, says foreign minister

Economic woes and competitiveness spurring debate

Goldman Sachs excluded from Dong Energy bidding process

Bank has 20% stake in Danish state utility

Nordea to join ‘several different class actions’ against Volkwagen

Asset management firm had about half a million VW shares, worth more than €80m

Danske Bank third quarter lags forecast, negative rates hurts

Pretax profit up 5% to 4.72bn crowns in quarter versus forecast of 5.21bn

European shares end marginally up ahead of ECB meeting

Dublin market out-performs peers thanks to strong shows from CRH and Smurfit Kappa

Irish and European bond yields hit 2015 highs as rout continues

Massive global sell-off coincides with data showing prices rose faster than expected

Ireland likely to be a top beneficiary of quantitative easing

Bond strategists forecast Irish short-term borrowing costs to tighten to French levels

Greek shares plunge on mixed day for European markets

Athens banking stocks lost more than 25% as investors reacted to post-election policies

Largest Nordic fund manager to blacklist coal

Move likely to affect €100m of Nordea Asset Management’s $228bn of assets

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