Global markets climb as results season reaches full steam – The Irish Times
Global markets climbed on Tuesday with the results season in full swing, although investors were tempered slightly with…
Markets cautious as US government shutdown enters second day – The Irish Times
Global markets were muted on Thursday as investors digested a second day of government shutdown in the United…
Global markets inch higher despite fears of US government shutdown – The Irish Times
World markets, except for the US, inched higher on Tuesday despite concerns a US government shutdown could delay…
Global markets fall as hopes for further rate cuts fade – The Irish Times
Global markets fell on Thursday amid a slew of economic data that dampened hopes of any more rate…
Angry tourist claims Ryanair served him the ‘worst plane food ever’ as he shows off sandwich ‘not fit for Oliver Twist’
By ALESIA FIDDLER, TRAINEE REPORTER Published: 11:17 BST, 18 September 2025 | Updated: 11:17 BST, 18 September 2025…
Stocks dip as markets await interest rate decisions – The Irish Times
Ian Curran World stocks declined as traders awaited key central bank decisions in a week that will largely…
Healthcare holds back markets after week of solid gains – The Irish Times
European shares ended a strong week a little lower as investors turned cautious in advance of Fitch’s credit…
Morningstar expects Auckland Airport won’t reach pre-Covid numbers until 2028; Former a2 Milk boss gets $55 million payout deal; Discount airline set to die, United CEO says; Ryanair laments Russian drones; Qantas gets new Airbus
Morningstar said Auckland Airport’s multibillion-dollar infrastructure plans were generally a good thing. The airport’s projects include a new…