Marcin Frąckiewicz

Ireland’s stock market finished Friday, 21 November 2025, on the back foot, with the ISEQ All-Share index drifting lower in line with a global sell-off in technology shares and renewed worries about interest rates. Based on end-of-day data, the ISEQ All Share closed just under the psychological 12,000 mark at around 11,992, down roughly 0.26% on the day and about 1.4% lower for the week. Investing.com+1 While Irish banks, Ryanair and packaging giant Smurfit WestRock traded weaker, Kerry Group outperformed, and investors digested a busy corporate and policy backdrop that included CRH’s ex‑dividend date, fresh takeover activity, and lingering implications

Australia’s share market closed sharply lower on Friday, 21 November 2025, as a global tech rout, stronger‑than‑expected US jobs data and renewed doubts about further interest rate cuts sparked a broad risk‑off move. The S&P/ASX 200 fell about 136 points, or 1.6%, to around 8,416–8,419, its lowest level since early June and roughly 7–8% below the record high near 9,115 set in mid‑October.Market Index+2The Guardian+2 The drop wiped out Thursday’s rebound and erased close to $40 billion in market value in a single session.News.com.au+1 Key points: ASX today (21 November 2025) ASX 200 today: index overview and market stats By the closing bell in Sydney,

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Published: 20 November 2025 – All figures in Australian dollars unless stated otherwise. Macquarie Group Ltd (ASX: MQG) has quietly made a series of eye‑catching moves on the ASX this week, lifting its exposure to infrastructure and engineering services while stepping back from a major copper miner. Late on Thursday, the diversified financial group lodged three substantial holding notices with the ASX, revealing: The filings cap a volatile fortnight for Macquarie, which earlier this month reported softer‑than‑expected half‑year earnings and a weaker performance from its commodities division. The Australian+3Macquarie+3Reuters+3 Macquarie share price recovers after earnings wobble On Thursday, Macquarie shares closed at

Commonwealth Bank of Australia (ASX: CBA) heads into Friday 21 November 2025 still under pressure after one of its sharpest sell‑offs in years, as investors juggle three big storylines: stretched valuations, political scrutiny over “excessive” fees, and growing concern about Australia’s overheated housing market. At Thursday’s close, CBA shares were trading around A$153, up slightly on the day but still roughly 16–20% below their June record high of A$192.Investing.com+1 That leaves Australia’s biggest bank in an unusual position: still priced at a premium to rivals, but suddenly on the defensive. Key takeaways for 21 November 2025 CBA share price today: stabilising after a