FTSE 100 stocks dragged lower by miners and copper price drop shock
The FTSE 100 was down 32 points to 7,342 shortly after 3.15pm on Monday
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Ryanair operates a scheduled passenger airline serving routes between Ireland, the United Kingdom, Continental Europe and Morocco. It claims to be Europe's largest airline and is the parent company of Ryanair DAC, Ryanair UK, Buzz and Lauda airlines
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The FTSE 100 was down 32 points to 7,342 shortly after 3.15pm on Monday
The transport team at Deutsche went to ‘buy’ from ‘hold’ on stock in the no-frills Irish giant
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FTSE 100 shares closed higher on Monday as buoyant mining stocks responded to a strike in Chile which boosted copper prices
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The Irish firm said average fares fell 17% in the three months to December 31 and could fall by up to 15% in the three months to March 31.
The FTSE 100-listed firm transported 5.6 million passengers in December, up over 15% from the 4.8 million passengers it carried a year earlier.
FTSE 100 and small-cap stocks ended at fresh record highs on Tuesday, the first session of 2017, after being buoyed by higher Wall Street on bullish US factory data, 18-month high oil prices and even bumper Chinese data
So says the publicity-seeking boss of an airline whose name escapes me. Also featured: Sir Philip Green and the chances of him booking a package holiday with Thomas Cook
HSBC, in two separate broker circulars, provided a list of questions it would like to ask both easyJet and rival Ryanair
The ULCC business model enjoys a high global success rate
Profits rose 7% in its first half, while it is raising the number of passengers it expects to carry in the coming years
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William Hill, Sound Energy, Solo Oil, Prudential ....
Discount to Ryanair needs to close, says broker, otherwise someone else may close it
London's FTSE 100 closed sharply lower on Wednesday as Standard Chartered topped the losers' list for a second successive session, while markets grew jittery about a possible Donald Trump electoral victory
The question of increasing Britain's airport capacity has divided opinion for a quarter of a century
Sterling revenues account for 26% of its income and the pound has dropped by 18% since Brexit.
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IGas was on a charge after a milestone decision for the UK shale gas industry
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Lower demand and pricing pressure set to weigh on budget airlines, says German broker
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A look at some early broker views from the City
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Despite downgrading a whole host of housebuilders on Tuesday, Deutsche Bank said it was still positive about the sector and was merely adjusting its estimates to reflect Brexit uncertainty
London shares ended lower on Monday, as the weight of negative economic data finally overwhelmed a market propped up earlier in the session by takeover talk
William Hill gets takeover approach from Rank Group and 888
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A damning report by a group of MPs has hammered Sir Philip Green’s tenure as the boss of BHS, while there’s news of a bid to create a £5bln gambling giant
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The FTSE 100 Index picked up 22.9 points to 6753.39
Budget airline said passenger numbers rose 5.8% to 6,937,601 in June
Bank of England Governor Mark Carney has introduced measures to help banks, Standard Life suspends, while Dominic Chappell likens Philip Green to Gaddafi…
Budget airline lifted passengers to 10.6mln from 9.5mln a year ago
International Consolidated Airlines Group "no longer expects to generate an absolute operating profit increase similar to 2015.” Other airlines follow the descent.
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That's it from us for a very volatile Friday, more Brexit reaction to follow on Monday.
Budget airline carried 6,861,040 passengers during the month, up 5.7% from 6,490,974 a year ago
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"While we cut our forecasts by 1-3% to reflect weaker trends in London for the Midway division, we remain confident in Merlin's recovery potential in 2016/17," said the broker
The FTSE 100 Index was 18 points off at 6138 as oil and gold prices fell
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The Footsie was 2.69 points off at 6153 but small-cap indices rose
Budget airline expects average fares to fall about 7% this year
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Other companies covered: Seeing Machines, Telit Communications, Xtract Resources
Millions of Britons could be forced work deep into old age.
The Footsie fell 85 points as business leaders queued up to urge the British public to vote to stay in the EU
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Footsie closed 1.25% down as oil weighed along with the results from Standard Chartered..
Footsie companies warned that EU exit could cost UK jobs and investment
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Footsie had a firm start and a strong finish but still finished in the red
The Irish no-frills carrier said fares may drop by 6% over the current quarter
Wizz Air reports robust performance and planned expansion despite turbulent last quarter for other low cost airlines.
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The shooting-down of a Russian jet by Turkey unsettled traders
The FTSE 100 Index dropped 79.95 points to 6225 at lunchtime
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Concern about higher fuel costs hit shares in airlines
Consumer price inflation (CPI) stayed steady at -0.1% last month
The Footsie climbed 90.15 points to 6236 while France's CAC-40 gained 84 points
Airlines, hotels and cruise operators moved lower amid tourism concerns
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The attacks were unlikely to have a long-term economic impact, analysts said
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Companies covered: William Hill, Paddy Power, house builders, Shire, Standard Chartered, Ryanair
The FTSE 100 Index fell 23.87 points to 6,337 at lunchtime
Ryanair said underlying first half profits rose 37% to €1.1m
Mixed signals from the UK economy, which may not be two sandwiches short of a picnic after all. Mixed signals from the sandwich market, too, from Morrisons.
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The FTSE 100 Index fell 25.5 points to 6335 in early trading
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Deutsche says it expects strong third quarter numbers from the European airlines...
News of lower US oil production capacity buoyed markets
Glencore CEO Ivan Glasenberg is reportedly ready to listen to takeover offers
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Miners were to the fore as the blue-chip index raced higher on the strength of hints stimulus measures for the Chinese and Japanese economies.
UK manufacturing production in July was much worse than expected
Below are the main news-driven share price movements at 4pm.
The rise was due to stronger than expected peak summer traffic
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UK manufacturing production in July was much worse than expected
Passenger numbers for August were 7.06 million, a record for the group
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Bid season appears to be on us. Elsewhere, the new boss of Standard Chartered makes an immediate impact.
Rio Tinto led the advance ahead of results due out tomorrow
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Chinese industrial profits fell in June after rising a month earlier
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Indices in London, Paris and Frankfurt all head south
Ryanair passenger numbers increased 16% to 28 million
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Swiss broker UBS is bullish on IAG and has flown the shares up to ‘buy’ from ‘neutral’.
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FTSE100 closed out the week over 91 points higher as traders cheered latest moves in Greece.
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FTSE 100 rose 98 points to 6,680 as Greece PM submitted new debt proposals.
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Tsipras said he had received a mandate in the referendum to negotiate a better deal, not to take the country out of the eurozone.
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Investors looked to a brighter future for Greece as its PM Alexis Tsipras submitted a new austerity plan.
M'learned friends are set to get involved as a war of words broke out between Ryanair and Hertz.
Ryanair says London's big three airports all need more runways
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George Osborne's speech last night in the City, Argos and Home Retail (LON:HOME) and Ryanair (LON:RYA) were all trending topics on the web today..
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US broker Jefferies reckons support services provider DCC (LON:DCC) is firing on all cylinders, and has hiked up the price target to 5,900p from 4,500p previously. The rating is 'buy'.