BA shares show the way again
There were mixed fortunes for travel and tourism shares yesterday as London’s main equity indices stalled.
The FTSE 100 index dropped 6.3 points to end the day at 4512.4, while the broader-based FTSE 250 did slightly better, adding 5.1 points to close at 6257.7.
British Airways once again led the way, adding another 6.25p to close at 278.75p after an identical price move yesterday. The Guardian attributes yesterday’s rise to an upgrade by the broker JP Morgan.
Alpha Airports 87.5p NO CHANGE
BAA 551.5p UP 1p
British Airways 278.75p UP 6.25p
Carnival 2697p UP 18p
De Vere 442.5p UP 7.5p
EasyJet 156.25p UP 0.25p
ebookers 275p DOWN 2.5p
EuroDisney 21.5p UP 1p
Eurotunnel 23.25p DOWN 0.5p
First Choice 125p UP 1p
Hilton Group 272.5p UP 2.5p
Holidaybreak 514p DOWN 6.5p
Intercontinental 571.5p UP 6.5p
Lastminute.com 184p DOWN 4p
MyTravel 8p DOWN 0.25p
P&O 214.75p DOWN 2p
Rank Group 297.25p UP 0.5p
Ryanair 303.5p DOWN 1.375p
Stagecoach 89p UP 2p
TBI 65p DOWN 2p
Report by Tim Gillett, News From Abroad
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