Frankfurt/London/Paris (dpa -AFX) – A more confident assessment by the British Bank Barclays drove the shares of airlines on Monday. Andrew Lobbenberg highlighted Lufthansa, Air France-Klm and IAG (International Consolidated Airlines) from “Underweight” to “Equal Weight”.
The expert wrote revenues and profits on the previously highly profitable North Atlantic routes, but the expert wrote. This would have illustrated the airlines’ results for the second quarter. The tailwind also provided falling fuel prices and the US dollar change course.
For the Shares of Lufthansa, the start of the week was 2.7 percent up to EUR 7.5 (Barclay’s course goal 7.20 euros); Air France-KLM won 7.2 percent to EUR 11.92 (goal 10.50 euros) and IAG placed 2.2 percent to 382.20 pence (destination 370 pence)
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