BA share price keeps falling
Travel and tourism shares suffered once again yesterday as the repercussions of last week’s terror attacks continued to reverberate around London’s equity markets. The FTSE 100 index fell back some 54.5 points to end the day at 4412.9, while the FTSE 250 suffered even more, dropping 84.5 points to close at 6173.3. British Airways once again had a torrid time, losing 19.5p to end the session at 269p after heavy falls at the end of last week. Easyjet also saw a significant decline, with the share price falling 14p to 309p. Alpha Airports 73.5p UP 0.25p BAA 523.5p DOWN 9p British Airways 269p DOWN 19.5p Carnival 2367p DOWN 69p De Vere 406p DOWN 3p EasyJet 309p DOWN 14p Ebookers 440p DOWN 5p EuroDisney 29.5p NO CHANGE Eurotunnel 35.75p DOWN 1.25p First Choice 134.25p DOWN 3.75p Hilton Group 214.5p DOWN 6p Holidaybreak 571p UP 2p Intercontinental 512.5p DOWN 17.5p Lastminute.com 202p DOWN 8p MyTravel 15p DOWN 0.5p P&O 233.75p DOWN 3p Rank Group 310p DOWN 5p Ryanair 306.75p DOWN 4p Stagecoach 79p UP 0.75p TBI 65.25p UP 0.25p Report by Tim Gillett, News From Abroad
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