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Travel Stockwatch
Wednesday, 15 Oct, 2003
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There were mixed fortunes for travel industry shares yesterday as London’s equity markets slumped on profit-taking by dealers.
The benchmark FTSE 100 index fell by 0.7% of its value, dropping 28.2 points to 4334.1, while the broader-based FTSE 250 managed top make a small gain, adding 4.7 points to close at 5791.5.
It was one of the busiest days in recent weeks, with 3.2 billion shares traded before the 6pm count.
Ebookers 473.5p UP 21p
Lastminute.com 289p DOWN 3p
First Choice 128.5p UP 2.25p
MyTravel 17.5p DOWN 0.5p
Alpha Airports 84.5p NO MOVE
British Airways 187.25p DOWN 1.5p
EasyJet 246.25p UP 3p
Eurotunnel 53p DOWN 4.25p
Ryanair 462.5p DOWN 5p
TBI 64.25p DOWN 0.5p
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