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ISEQ falls by more than 55 points

Dublin's stock exchange had a negative start to the day as it fell by over 55 points in morning trading.

ISEQ falls by more than 55 points

Wed, 27 Apr, 2005 - 12:16

Dublin's stock exchange had a negative start to the day as it fell by over 55 points in morning trading.

By 11am, the ISEQ was down 55.78 points to 5873.7 with the construction sector contributing mostly to the decline.

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