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IAG should be back over 70p tomorrow travelers will be booking up for Easter break

Fully vaccinated travellers flying into England will no longer require Covid-19 tests, Boris Johnson has confirmed.

The government had been due to review the pandemic travel rules, amid calls from the aviation industry to cut curbs.

Chief executives at Ryanair, Easyjet, British Airways, Virgin Atlantic and Jet2 have sought assurance from government today that it will not haul in further border closures if a new variant emerges.

https://www.cityam.com/covid-19-tests-for-vaccinated-travellers-scrapped/

Most economists polled by Reuters last week expect the BoE to raise rates to 0.5% on Feb. 3 from 0.25%. On Monday rate futures priced in an 87% chance of such a move.

https://www.reuters.com/world/uk/bank-england-track-second-rate-rise-under-two-months-2022-01-24/

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/971984/boost-for-airlines-as-covid-testing-for-arrivals-set-to-be-scrapped-971984.html

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I copied and pasted MisterPositive post i dont see see the share price doubling any time soon the

""Hanc0ck updates any time in Jan and we could revisit 1.24 - 1.25 pretty fast""

Pump and dump it doesn't stop

Buy the dip !
Markets are forward looking data is backward looking

Key data
Flash UK Composite Output Index
January: 53.4, 11-month low (December final: 53.6)
Flash UK Services Business Activity Index
January: 53.3, 11-month low (December final: 53.6)
Flash UK Manufacturing Output Index
January: 53.8, 5-month high (December final: 53.6)
Flash UK Manufacturing PMI
January: 56.9, 11-month low (December final: 57.9)

Chris Williamson, Chief Business Economist at IHS Markit, said:
“A resilient rate of economic growth in the UK during January masks wide variations across different sectors. Consumer- facing businesses have been hit hard by Omicron and manufactures have reported a further worrying weakening of order book growth, but other business sectors have remained encouragingly robust.
"Looking ahead, while the Omicron wave meant the hospitality sector has sunk into a third steep downturn, these restrictions are now easing, meaning this downturn should be brief. Many business and financial services companies have meanwhile been far less affected by Omicron, and saw business growth accelerate at the start of the year.
"Business confidence in the outlook also picked up, driving sustained solid jobs growth. With inflationary pressures remaining elevated at near-record levels, this all adds to the likelihood of the Bank of England hiking interest rates again at its upcoming meeting.”

https://www.markiteconomics.com/Public/Home/PressRelease/0140ace85cfc4f48a4748080468dc73a

The chief executives of the UK’s largest airlines have written to the Government to demand an end to Covid-related travel restrictions.

In the letter, they ask that restriction-free travel is restored “at the very least” for those who are fully vaccinated.

They say that Omicron is in retreat and evidence shows that travel restrictions have a “limited effect” in preventing the spread of Covid-19.

The UK Government was already due to review travel requirements for England next week.

The letter is signed by the heads of Ryanair, Easyjet, Loganair, British Airways, Virgin Atlantic, and Jet2, as well as the chief executives of holiday travel group Tui and trade body Airlines UK.

Scottish FTB in 2021 was 31 years old, paid £166,919, and put down a deposit of £37,038 (22%).

https://www.lloydsbankinggroup.com/media/press-releases/2022/bank-of-scotland/scottish-first-time-buyer-review-2021.html

Last year saw first-time buyer (FTB) numbers rise at a record rate (up 35%) to 409,370 despite low affordability, according to new analysis from Halifax. The average buyer in 2021 was 32 years old and put down a £53,935 deposit on a first property costing £264,140.

https://www.lloydsbankinggroup.com/media/press-releases/2022/halifax/halifax-first-time-buyer-review-2021.html

Warren Buffett has compared rates to gravity — and said they 'power everything in the economic universe'

https://www.google.com/amp/s/markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/warren-buffett-federal-reserve-interest-rates-gravity-asset-prices-valuation-2022-1%3famp

Buy the dip !

Aviva is buying back £1billion of shares and has said it will return at least another £3billion, potentially through a special dividend.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/markets/article-10430049/amp/Avivas-bold-plan-return-5BN-shareholders.html

New British Airways 747

https://www.itv.com/news/westcountry/2022-01-21/inside-the-british-airways-747-thats-been-turned-into-a-party-plane

An Irishman who refused to wear a Covid mask during a flight from Dublin to New York and exposed his rear end to a flight attendant faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted of assault, the US justice department said on Friday.

https://amp.theguardian.com/world/2022/jan/22/irishman-faces-20-years-in-jail-after-exposing-himself-on-flight-to-new-york

New investors should do their own research and part of that is reading this forum the rampers are just as bad as the doom and gloomers, I've been invested here for a year now and there nothing worse than reading the forum and being told its worth 8p to 10p when the share price has only dropped and gone sideways

While the selling seems to have slowed for now, the prospect of a week filled with big earnings and a crucial Fed meeting means there might not be a rush to buy the dip just yet

Jeavon Lolay, Head of Economics and Market Insight at Lloyds Bank Commercial Banking, said: “While consumer-facing businesses, like those in travel and hospitality, unsurprisingly bore the brunt of consumer concern over the Omicron variant in December, the resilience shown in other service sectors and manufacturing helped soften the impact on the economy as a whole.

https://www.lloydsbankinggroup.com/media/press-releases/2022/lloyds-bank/december-2021-recovery-tracker.html

""buying opportunity""

Every days is a buying opportunity, why buy today when you can buy cheaper tomorrow only another 16 months before the first shovel goes in the ground