BA shares edge ahead
There were small gains for many travel and tourism shares yesterday as London’s equity markets edged ahead.
The FTSE 100 index gained just 1.8 points to end the day at 4565.6, while the FTSE 250 did slightly better and rose 19.3 points to close at 6217.5.
British Airways had a good day, adding 3.25p to end the day at 236p. The Guardian newspaper hails a recovery of sorts for the shares, but the shares are still trading at a significant discount to their 343p high-point for the year, in early March.
Ebookers also did well, adding 7.5p to close at 149.75p.
Alpha Airports 86.5p NO CHANGE
BAA 565.5p NO CHANGE
British Airways 236p UP 3.5p
Carnival 2750p UP 24p
De Vere 427.75p UP 2.75p
EasyJet 149.75p NO CHANGE
ebookers 178.5p UP 7.5p
EuroDisney 18p NO CHANGE
Eurotunnel 18.75p NO CHANGE
First Choice 127.75p UP 0.75p
Hilton Group 272.25p UP 1.25p
Holidaybreak 505p UP 26p
Intercontinental 582p UP 8p
Lastminute.com 123p UP 1.25p
MyTravel 5.25p NO CHANGE
P&O 243.5p UP 1p
Rank Group 283.25p DOWN 3.5p
Ryanair 296.44p DOWN 4.22p
Stagecoach 89.75p DOWN 0.25p
TBI 67.75p UP 0.5p
Report by Tim Gillett, News From Abroad Ltd
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