Hilton shares push ahead

Tuesday, 14 Jan, 2005 0

Many travel and tourism shares enjoyed a positive session yesterday as London’s equity markets pushed ahead.

The FSTE 100 index added 16.7 points to end the day at 4800.3, while the FTSE 250 had an even better day, gaining 44.2 points to close at 7020.3 – a four-year high point, according to The Guardian.

There were few significant moves, however, with the exception of Hilton, which put on 7.5p to close at 288.5p on rumours that one City broker had upgraded the stock to a “buy”.

Alpha Airports 87.5p NO CHANGE

BAA 588.5p UP 2.5p

British Airways 247p DOWN 2p

Carnival 3122p UP 17p

De Vere 482p UP 0.25p

EasyJet 205.25p UP 0.75p

ebookers 316p NO CHANGE

EuroDisney 14p DOWN 0.5p

Eurotunnel 17.75p DOWN 0.25p

Hilton Group 288.5p UP 7.5p

Holidaybreak 633.5p UP 2p

Intercontinental 665.5p UP 7p

Lastminute.com 118.5p DOWN 0.25p

MyTravel 5.75p UP 0.125p

P&O 292.25p DOWN 2.5p

Rank Group 274p DOWN 0.25p

Ryanair 404.35p UP 1.17p

Stagecoach 115p UP 2.5p

TBI 93p UP 0.5p

Report by Tim Gillett, News From Abroad Ltd



 



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