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ISEQ experiences 5% decrease to fall through 4,000-point barrier

The Irish Stock Exchange has fallen almost 5% to tumble past the 4,000 barrier today.

ISEQ experiences 5% decrease to fall through 4,000-point barrier

Wed, 17 Sep, 2008 - 19:05

The Irish Stock Exchange has fallen almost 5% to tumble past the 4,000 barrier today.

The ISEQ index of Irish shares slumped by 191.04 points to 3,859.15 by the end of the day's trading today amid continuing turbulence in the world markets.

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