Dublin »

Financials hit as Iseq gives up some of its gainsDUBLIN REPORT: Iseq: 2,959.25 (–24.72) Settlement date: August 13th IN LINE with markets around Europe, the Iseq was fairly flat yesterday, falling back by about 1 per cent, or 24.7 points, to close down at 2,959.25 in quiet trade.

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Footsie dips as weakness in mining outweighs pharmaceutical stocksLONDON REPORT: FTSE: 5,376.41 (–34.11) Mid-250: 10,079.79 (–132.45) Small Cap: 2,818.94 (–15.80) LONDON EQUITIES were under pressure yesterday, as losses in the mining sector left the FTSE 100’s toe-hold above the 5,400 point mark looking vulnerable.

Europe »

Banking sector concerns puts damper on indicesEUROPE REPORT: Eurostoxx 50: 2,800.02 (–27.20) Frankfurt DAX: 6,286.25 (–65.35) Paris CAC: 3,730 58 (–46.79) EUROPEAN SHARES fell yesterday, as miners tracked lower metal prices and investors scaled back expectations the US Federal Reserve would announce further steps to prop up the economy.

New York »

Equities lower on fragile investor sentimentUS REPORT: Dow Jones: 10,644.25 (–54.50) Nasdaq: 2,277.17 (–28.52) S&P 500: 1,121.06 (–6.73) US STOCKS fell yesterday, but closed off their lows after the Federal Reserve said it would take new steps to counter a weak recovery.

Tokyo »

Stocks fall back on weak Chinese trade figuresASIA REPORT: Hang Seng: 21,473.60 (–327.99) Nikkei: 9,551.05 (–21.44) Shanghai Comp: 2,595.27 (–77.26) WEAKER-THAN-expected trade figures from China sent Asia stocks to their worst losses for six weeks as investors eschewed risk prior to a key policy meeting for the US Federal Reserve.

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