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The Irish Independent reports that house prices could fall another 25pc, but despite this it is a good time for some people to buy, an analysis of the residential-property market from NCB Stockbrokers has found. Even if prices do fall further it is ratio Full Article at RTE Interactive
The latest property report from NCB Stockbrokers says that across the country, it would take just over five-and-a-half years to clear the excess stock. It estimates that while property prices are down an average of 49% from their peak, it still sees thos Full Article at Irish Examiner
The reality is that they [Etihad] are going to want to wait to see the pension issue cleared up first before they begin to act.
The fresh food company yesterday confirmed that it is sticking to its earlier 7c-8c earnings per share guidance for the remainder of the year. Analysts immediately issued positive responses, with NCB Stockbrokers notably calling the company’s guidance "e Full Article at Irish Examiner
Solicitor Niall McPartland, son-in-law of Sean Quinn, who is facing proceedings from IBRC over payments of EUR6 million. Photograph: Collins Solicitor Niall McPartland did not stand to make any personal gain from payments of €6 million from Quinn Finance Full Article at Irish Times
The nutritional solutions and cheese group’s overall revenue rose 1.9% year-on-year in the first three months to March 31 (2011 full-year turnover: €2.734bn) but volumes fell 1.5% as lower volumes in dairy ingredients and the firm’s agribusiness offset s Full Article at Food Ingredients & Food Science
The headline PMI, a composite index, remained just above the expansion mark (50.1) in April. While the output index signalled contraction (48.7), the new orders (51.4) and export orders (53.1) indices expanded. Most encouragingly employment (52.9) expanded for the second month running.
Bloxham analyst Joe Gill said a number of issues were raised by the Abu Dhabi-based airline’s move to buy a stake in Aer Lingus. These range from the Government’s concerns about the Aer Lingus brand, to the actions of Ryanair and concerns over the large Full Article at Irish Examiner
While the latest monthly manufacturing purchasing managers’ index (PMI), from NCB Stockbrokers fell from a reading of 51.5 points in March to 50.1 in April, it still remained over the neutral 50 point mark which separates a sector in growth mode from one Full Article at Irish Examiner
* Airlines in talks over commercial partnership * Etihad seen as potential buyer of govt's 25 pct stake DUBLIN, May 1 (Reuters) - Etihad Airways has bought a 3 percent stake in Irish airline Aer Lingus as a precursor to a commercial tie-up that could hel Full Article at Reuters
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The reality is that they [Etihad] are going to want to wait to see the pension issue cleared up first before they begin to act.
The headline PMI, a composite index, remained just above the expansion mark (50.1) in April. While the output index signalled contraction (48.7), the new orders (51.4) and export orders (53.1) indices expanded. Most encouragingly employment (52.9) expanded for the second month running.
The services PMI signalled that activity expanded in February. This is a welcome development given the weak house price and retail sales data in January. Both new business and new export business expanded on the month, but employment continues to decline. Ultimately employment growth will be required fo...
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NCB Group and Ireland: Analyst Brian Devine of NCB Stockbrokers said the report was right to emphasise that Ireland's rising population and relatively young population would lead to a stabilisation in prices.
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