Markets Wrap: Bruising week ends as global stocks fall amid Middle-East war

Oil prices pulled back after hitting $90 a barrel as tensions rise

Dublin’s Iseq Index dropped 6 per cent this week as shares in some of the biggest Irish companies fell sharply.Shares in Ryanair lost 3.1% to stand at €14.32, while Kingspan fell 3.6% to end at €61.74.

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