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Travel Stockwatch

Wednesday, 20 Nov, 2003 0

It was a distinctly mixed day for travel industry shares yesterday, on a session that saw London’s main indices move backwards. The FTSE 100 index dropped 0.6% in value, losing 27.3 points to close at 4327.4, while the broader-based FTSE 250 had a similar day, losing 29 points to end the day at 5682.8. Once again dealers were busy and traded 3.7 billion shares before the 6pm count. Ebookers 428.5p UP 15.5p Lastminute.com 300p DOWN 10.25p First Choice 133p UP 0.5p MyTravel 12.75p DOWN 1.5p Alpha Airports 82p NO CHANGE British Airways 224p DOWN 2.5p EasyJet 267.75p DOWN 3.25p Eurotunnel 49.75p UP 0.75p Ryanair 442.04p DOWN 2.42p TBI 61.75p NO CHANGE



 



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