A little more money market chaos has stirred up after last week's US Supreme Court ruling on Trump's tariffs regime. There's predictions too of confidence in AI being tested this week by results from Nvidia. 

Elsewhere, Martin Wall reports that the DAA has paid more than €53,000 to offset costs incurred by staff who had taken cases against the company at the WRC, while An Post has just announced that it’s ahead of schedule in reducing its carbon footprint.

Meanwhile, former CIÉ workers are to march on the office of the Taoiseach in Cork today to highlight the delay in paying them an increase in their pensions. 

Your zen this morning celebrates yesterday's Dublin International Film Festival (DIFF) world premiere of our colleague James Redmond's excellent documentary feature Displace. Screened to a packed Screen 1 at Dublin's Lighthouse cinema yesterday, the film explores the catastrophic effect of the housing crisis on the city of Dublin, its communities and culture, and illustrates how the crisis sits at the centre of so many other social and economic problems. It is a towering piece of work and deserves to be celebrated. Bualadh bos James.

Have a lovely week.

NS