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All ISEQ indices show growth since year end

  • 15-08-2009 12:26pm
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    egan007
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    Source: Irish stock exchange Q2:

    Headlines:
    Irish Stock Exchange © 2009
    ISE publishes market statistical review for first half of year
    Over 1.15 million trades dealt on the Exchange confirms trading remains strong despite lower trade values
    Turnover in Irish Government securities doubles to €62.8 billion
    All ISEQ indices show growth since year end

    All ISEQ indices show growth since year end
    The review highlights the recovery in share prices of quoted stocks in the first six months of this year with the value of the ISEQ rising by 15% during the period and the value of financial companies quoted on the Exchange increasing by as much as 41% from the lows recorded at the end of last year. Small Cap stocks performed even better with a rise in the Small Cap Index of 44% and a rise of 43% in the IEX Index. The specialist indices, the leveraged and capped indices, launched in June showed growth of 33% and 32% respectively while the index of General stocks quoted on the Exchange also rose by 13%.

    Download full report here: http://www.ise.ie/index.asp?locID=328&docID=-1

    Still some caution but this report is far more positive than the absolute sensational tripe that RTE news are spewing.


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