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Carnival shares slump
Travel shares were among the biggest fallers on the equity markets yesterday as the oil price hike continued to hit confidence.
Carnival slumped by 53p, and British Airways was down by 6.25p. The FTSE 100 index dropped 8 points to end the day at 4422.7, while the FTSE 250 was down too, losing 27.1 points to close at 6026.5.
Alpha Airports 78p DOWN 0.5p
BAA 544p NO CHANGE
British Airways 248p DOWN 6.25p
Carnival 2397p DOWN 53p
De Vere 431p DOWN 9.25p
EasyJet 198.5p NO CHANGE
ebookers 270p DOWN 4.5p
EuroDisney 20.5p NO CHANGE
Eurotunnel 23.5p DOWN 0.5p
First Choice 120p NO CHANGE
Hilton Group 258.25p UP 5.75p
Holidaybreak 511 NO CHANGE
Intercontinental 527p UP 3.5p
Lastminute.com 183.25p DOWN 1p
MyTravel 10p UP 1.5p
P&O 213.75p DOWN 0.5p
Rank Group 309.25p UP 1.25p
Ryanair 288.75p DOWN 0.25p
Stagecoach 80.5p DOWN 1.5p
TBI 64.5p DOWN 0.25p
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