Global markets mixed as worries persist Israeli-US war on Iran will go on
Euronext Dublin finished the day just barely in the green, up 0.06% with food group Glanbia the standout performer
Euronext Dublin finished the day just barely in the green, up 0.06% with food group Glanbia the standout performer
Inside Politics: Ministers sign off on cuts to excise duty for petrol and diesel
Precious metals edge up while oil prices fall
Irish petrol and diesel prices have now both increased to, or above, €2 per litre
Jack Chambers warns Middle East conflict could have ‘biggest impact on the global economy for decades’
Government ‘cannot shield people from the full impact of the war’, Coalition source says
A good guide for any measures is that they be targeted as far as possible and temporary in nature
Conflict seen as ‘greatest global energy security threat in history’, as Simon Harris says global economic shock cannot be ruled out
Britain allows US to use UK military bases to carry out strikes on Iranian missile sites in strait
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Trapped between warring sides, Iraq faces its most perilous moment in years
US futures steady after finishing Thursday down 0.3%
Conflict now a broader regional war involving Lebanon, Gulf states, shipping and energy markets
Inside Politics: Simon Harris promises to bring forward measures to help Ireland cope with a surge in oil and fuel prices
Tánaiste Simon Harris told the Dáil it would be agreed at the next Cabinet meeting, likely on Tuesday
Japan and Australia have no plans to send ship as US president says Nato faces ‘very bad’ future if members fail to assist
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EU leaders frustrated at being sidelined in Ukraine peace negotiations
Japan’s Nikkei falls for third day on Iran stagflation concerns
Trump raises pressure on nations to help reopen Strait of Hormuz
Short-term support should target the most vulnerable through the welfare system but failure to phase out fossil fuels is costing consumers
Tehran says it is open to negotiating with countries seeking safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz
The sooner we rely on our own energy sources the better
These often ludicrous contradictions and unworkable policies need to be called out
Many businesses will have ‘little choice’ but to pass rising costs on to their customers or consumers, Isme says
Donald Trump and Iran’s new supreme leader have both struck defiant tones, with the latter saying Strait of Hormuz should remain shut
Behind Trump’s erratic policies there is one common thread: to check China’s rise
Minister of State Michael Healy-Rae calls for measures to reduce fuel prices
Angry scenes as peace groups demand end to attacks on Iran, but Iranian group chants ‘Thank you, Trump’
Middle East war stokes inflation concerns
Slower driving, switching gas and electricity supplier and turning off immersion among ways of saving
More ships struck in Gulf waters as Trump declares war ‘has been won’
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