Market down as shares sold off

THE ISEQ index closed down 70.43 points yesterday at 2,866.69. It had a solid gain throughout the morning before sliding back in the afternoon on the back of weak world markets and some shares sales.

Market down as shares sold off

The main banks received a boost from news that the NAMA legislation has passed a major hurdle, namely the committee stage.

In the financial sector, the main banks performed strongly throughout the morning session before fading. AIB closed down 8c at €1.87 having been as high as €2.12. Bank of Ireland slipped 13c to €1.70, Irish Life & Permanent declined 17c to €4.93, while insurance group FBD Holdings decreased 12c to €6.66.

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