A PROFIT warning from Ryanair sent its shares down 12pc in Dublin, and its London-listed rivals Easyjet and Aer Lingus owner International Airlines Group fell 6.5pc and 1.9pc respectively in response. A PROFIT warning from Ryanair sent its shares down 12pc in Dublin, and its London-listed rivals Easyjet and Aer Lingus owner International Airlines Group fell 6.5pc and 1.9pc respectively in response. European shares generally rose on Monday as a new US-Mexico-Canada trade pact lifted some of the gloom over global trade. Gains in sterling on finance minister Philip Hammond's speech and a report of Brexit progress reined the FTSE 100 back. His comments lifted the pound - and that in turn sent London shares lower.

Source: Irish Independent October 02, 2018 01:30 UTC