International Airlines Share News (IAG)

LONDON MARKET MIDDAY: FTSE 100 treads water on blue chip earnings

(Alliance News) - Stock prices in London were mixed at midday on Friday, after a busy week of earnings comes to an end.

TOP NEWS: IAG to restore flight capacity to pre-pandemic by year-end

(Alliance News) - International Consolidated Airlines Group SA on Friday said it will return its flying capacity back to the level seen before the Covid-19 by the end of 2023, as it reported a dramatic swing to profit in the first half of the year.

British Airways-owner IAG beats forecasts, but wary on outlook

Q2 profit 1.25 bln euros vs 895 mln forecast

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LONDON BRIEFING: NatWest posts interim growth; IAG swings to profit

(Alliance News) - Stocks in London are called slightly lower on Friday, with investors having plenty to consider amid the week's swathe of corporate earnings and central bank decisions.

BA owner IAG posts record first-half operating profit

(Sharecast News) - British Airways and Iberia owner IAG posted a record first-half profit on Friday as it hailed a strong performance across the group.

UK's Heathrow warns of leisure travel slowdown later this year

First-half pretax profit up 6%

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Mercia Asset Management investee wins IAG investment

(Alliance News) - Mercia Asset Management PLC on Tuesday said that one of its direct investments Nova Pangaea Holdings Ltd has received an investment from International Consolidated Airlines Group SA.

UK earnings, trading statements calendar - next 7 days

Transatlantic travel sets up European airlines for bumper earnings

LONDON/CHICAGO, July 20 (Reuters) - North American tourists thronging the streets of Europe's top destinations are set to fuel healthy earnings for airlines this quarter and onwards as they enjoy travelling after long pandemic lockdowns, analysts and aviation executives said.

LONDON BROKER RATINGS: JPMorgan cuts Spectris; Berenberg likes Victrex

(Alliance News) - The following London-listed shares received analyst recommendations Monday morning:

Sunday newspaper round-up: Tesco, Green Agenda, EasyJet

(Sharecast News) - Tesco is leaning on its suppliers so that they pass on savings from falling costs so that it can reduce prices more quickly than rivals and thus lead on price cuts. Among other factors, on Thursday Tesco pointed to a halviing in wholesale electricity prices, a 22% reduction in PET packaging and an 84% fall in the cost of freight. Suppliers however said that other costs had continued to rise - not least wages. And in response to prodding by MPs, Asda co-owner, Mohsin Issa, has cautioned that fixed-term contracts meants that three to nine more month would be needed before customers benefitted from falling prices. - The Sunday Times

Strikes at Britain's Gatwick Airport could hit summer holidays

950 workers to strike in pay dispute

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LONDON BROKER RATINGS: HSBC says 'buy' AstraZeneca but 'reduce' GSK

(Alliance News) - The following London-listed shares received analyst recommendations Friday morning and Thursday:

LONDON BRIEFING: Burberry shines in China; ITV-All3Media deal unlikely

(Alliance News) - Stocks in London are expected to slip into the red at Friday's open, in a tepid conclusion to what has been a largely positive week for global equities, as the market prices in a lower peak for US interest rates.

Miners, banks lift FTSE 100, cooling US inflation lifts sentiment

Banks gain after major lenders clear BoE's stress test

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