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ISEQ closes first 2004 session on steady note

The Dublin market made firm gains in the first session of 2004 closing in positive territory.

ISEQ closes first 2004 session on steady note

Fri, 02 Jan, 2004 - 18:26

The Dublin market made firm gains in the first session of 2004 closing in positive territory.

This evening the ISEQ index of shares was up 51 points, or just over 1% , to 4,972.

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