Markets news on stocks, currencies and oil; The Minister for Finance Brian Lenihan plans to outline proposals in the Dáil for an inquiry into the Irish banking crisis. Meanwhile, a High Court report into DCC, the energy and business services conglomerate, and transactions linked to insider dealing in Fyffes shares, has found that any breaches of company law which occurred “were not made intentionally.”
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