Euronext Dublin, the Irish stock exchange, rebounded after Wednesday’s dip to record its strongest level since 2007.
The Iseq 20 - the benchmark index of the most-traded Irish companies listed on the Irish stock exchange - broke 9,000 on Thursday, up 1.54 per cent to 9,043.17 at 6pm. Investors on Wall Street saw stocks rise as data signalled the US economy remains strong despite the Federal Reserve’s ongoing aggressive tightening campaign. The Nasdaq 100 climbed ...
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