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Apparently Reeve is going to Tax people on brain cells lucky for you .As you will be OK no Tax to Pay

Delayed think flight might be cancelled

Is EZJ on the runway yet or do we have a delayed flight 😂

Im thinking shorts were being allowed to close look how heavy Wizz was shorted

Jet2, Wizz up nicely EZJ lagging thought read across would be also good for EZJ

gla

@ Thumper.

Yes Wizz tomorrow .

Even good news is bad news 🤣

Here’s hoping not to a fall in sp

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The combination of steady OPEC+ supply, softer macroeconomic indicators, and shifting institutional forecasts has triggered broad liquidation across crude contracts. Traders cited by Reuters said technical pressure intensified once Brent slipped below $64, prompting algorithmic selling that amplified losses.

Unemployment jumped up UNEXPECTEDLY to 5%, What under Labour did not expect anything less.

Wonder if Castrol sale is still in the pipe line

Strong finish in the US tonight things that we are no in the know will move sp as poo @$64 will not be doing it

Elliot has had an impact yes as Murry was going down the same road as old .

gla £5 sooner or later can sit it out till then collecting Dividends

Oh the speaking kock is back

@ Thumper.... The ball is coming loose in the scrum

Wish i had the balls 😂

Bad day for airline stocks the thing is were IAG disappointed was in there long haul USA what's it got to do with EZJ ?

@ Pool cleaner in Spain

What do you think of IAG result

@ Stille

You gone missing were art they in the sun somewhere i bet

@ Thumper weaker transatlantic demand

Yes i was thinking that so picked up a few EZJ this morning happy to trade

gla

Think there is some good & bad in that report.

GLA

British Airways owner International Consolidated Airlines Group posted a drop in net profit and flat revenue after fewer passengers chose its airlines to fly in the third quarter of the year.

IAG, which also encompasses Iberia and Vueling among other airlines, said Friday that it made 1.40 billion euros ($1.62 billion) in net profit in its third quarter compared with 1.435 billion euros a year earlier, on revenue that stood flat at 9.33 billion euros.

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Operating profit before exceptional items—the company’s preferred metric, which strips out exceptional and other one-off items—rose by 2% to 2.05 billion euros. This was below analysts’ expectations of 2.10 billion euros, according to a company-provided consensus.

The group backed its 2025 outlook. Chief Executive Luis Gallego said the company remains on track to deliver another year of growth in revenue, profit and shareholder returns.

IAG flew 34.6 million passengers in the period, a 0.5% decrease. Load factor, a measure of how full an airline’s planes are, fell to 88.6% in the third quarter from 89.9% a year earlier.

Write to Cristina Gallardo at cristina.gallardo@wsj.com

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@ Charlie156

Good read thanks

Brent crude oil futures hovered around $64.5 per barrel on Wednesday as traders weighed a sharp rise in inventories against signs that US sanctions on Russia are starting to take effect. Russia’s seaborne crude exports slumped the most since January 2024 after new restrictions deterred key buyers, driving Moscow’s oil revenues to their lowest since August. China, India, and Turkey paused purchases of sanctioned cargoes and sought alternative supplies. Meanwhile, API data showed US crude stocks surged by 6.5 million barrels in the week ending November 4, far exceeding expectations for a 2.4 million barrel draw and marking the largest weekly build since early July. This came after OPEC+ decided on a modest output increase for December and a pause in further hikes from January to March, citing expectations of a 2026 surplus amid rising OPEC and non-OPEC supply. A stronger US dollar and a broader market selloff also added to downward pressure on prices.

Berenberg raises BP price target to 525 (490) pence - 'buy'