Emmet Oliver

Now, this is Breakfast Business with me, Emmet Oliver.

Breakfast Business with Enterprise Ireland on Newstalk.

Yes, indeed.

This is Breakfast Business with me, Emmet Holler, on this Tuesday morning.

It's great to have you along.

And coming up later on in the show, we'll be talking about what's happening with flows of capital into the Irish fund industry.

We'll have an update on how the year is ending quite nicely for that sector.

And we'll also be talking about retail pay.

As you heard from Shane there earlier, there's been a ratcheting up effect across the retail sector.

We'll be delving into what exactly are the components of that.

Of course, we'll have a market roundup as well.

But we do start, as ever, as is tradition with what's on in this morning's newspapers, what they're serving up.

So let's start with the Irish Independent, who have a fascinating story talking about permanent TSB and its share price.

So this story is based off a report and data from Goodbody stockbrokers, and they're saying it has overdone the drop in the permanent TSB share price over recent weeks.

Good morning.

And, good buddy, you're saying it's the media's fault.

They say this drop in the share price is largely driven by negative press coverage surrounding the ongoing sales process.

The shares are down to 280, they were at 320 a few weeks ago, and of course a lot of this is about...

Sort of a bit of a glum feeling about the sale process.

Well, I suppose when you're looking at the increase, I don't think it's reflective of inflation.