AFP also puts declines at 1.92% in Frankfurt, 0.90% in Milan and 1.14% in Zurich. The Irish Times confirms London’s fall and describes broad weakness in European shares.
Dublin’s Iseq All-Share fell 0.73% to 14,695.08 points, the Irish newspaper reports. Accounts cite pressure on technology stocks and concerns about AI investment; these are market interpretations.
The percentages describe Friday’s session, separate from the previous day’s mixed close.