LSE:IAG 15 June 2026 - 6 July 2026

FTSE 100 slides as oil rally can’t lift London shares

FTSE 100 slides as oil rally can’t lift London shares

London shares dropped on Wednesday, but moves were split. Oil majors held up with higher crude, while most other stocks fell as fuel costs and inflation fears rose, plus a new Middle East worry after U.S. President Donald Trump said the first Iran deal was done. Reuters reported the FTSE 100 off 1.3% to 10,519.17 at 1111 GMT, with the FTSE 250 down 1.7%. Market breadth stood out for investors. Energy was up—it was the only sector in the green earlier. Defence stocks fell the hardest, which doesn’t happen often when markets are moving on Middle East risks. BP gained 3%, Shell added 1.8%. Precious-metals miners dropped 3.6% as gold lost over 1%.
July 8, 2026
IAG stock hovers close to analyst marks after easyJet offer and oil slide shake up airlines

IAG stock hovers close to analyst marks after easyJet offer and oil slide shake up airlines

International Consolidated Airlines Group SA, which owns British Airways, Iberia, Aer Lingus and Vueling, edged up 1.7% in London on Monday. Shares traded in a sell-buy spread of 485.5p/485.7p, with most recent trades at 485.6p. The London Stock Exchange was open; hours run 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. BST on weekdays. IAG’s investor page notes the shares are listed on Spain’s exchanges and also on London’s main market, with investors there getting CDIs. The dual listing is in focus today as the London shares approach both the 52-week high and the average sell-side target.
July 6, 2026
IAG shares trail FTSE with investors watching fuel cost pass-through before Q2

IAG edges lower on FTSE, fuel price drop does little for thin trading

International Consolidated Airlines Group SA dipped Friday, leaving the market looking to next week for signs if lower jet-fuel prices will keep shares near their June top. Investors wait to see how much of this year’s fuel costs the British Airways parent can push through. IAG ended Friday at 477.50p, dropping 1.50p, or 0.31%. The stock started at 476.50p. Google Finance reported volume of 5.48 million shares, well under a 17.55 million average. On-book turnover via the London Stock Exchange was about 19.8 million pounds.
July 4, 2026
IAG shares trail FTSE with investors watching fuel cost pass-through before Q2

IAG shares trail FTSE with investors watching fuel cost pass-through before Q2

IAG shares underperformed the FTSE on light volume, as traders looked to see how well fuel costs could be passed through ahead of Q2 results. IAG dipped Friday, losing 1.50p to close at 477.50p. The move came as the FTSE 100 ended higher on the week, but trading in the British Airways parent was quiet. Only a narrow range, 473.80p to 477.50p, printed before the closing auction.
July 3, 2026
IAG stock dips as buyback runs into fuel-cost pressure

IAG shares rise as oil drop shifts focus to fuel bill before July results

International Consolidated Airlines Group SA rose on Thursday, with the British Airways owner’s stock still trading close to last week’s high as investors repriced the fuel risk that drove its May profit warning. Hargreaves Lansdown showed IAG at a 477.30p/477.50p bid-ask after the market close, with the page showing a 10.20p, or 2.18%, rise; the same screen showed the FTSE 100 up 1.67%. The more useful number was volume. Google Finance’s delayed quote showed 11.01 million IAG shares traded against average volume of 17.75 million, a light tape for a stock sitting near a 52-week high of 492.90p.
July 2, 2026
IAG stock dips as buyback runs into fuel-cost pressure

IAG stock dips as buyback runs into fuel-cost pressure

International Consolidated Airlines Group SA dropped more than the wider UK market on Wednesday. Shares in the British Airways owner slid back into the range where it was buying back stock last week. IAG’s London CDI finished at 468.60p/468.80p according to Hargreaves Lansdown, slipping 8.70p, or 1.82%. The FTSE 100 ended the day off 18.78 points, or 0.18%, at 10,478.34. IAG’s drop was about 10 times bigger than the main index move.
July 1, 2026
IAG share buyback cushion stays thin as stock trades near 52-week high

IAG share buyback cushion stays thin as stock trades near 52-week high

International Consolidated Airlines Group SA was holding just below last week’s high on Tuesday, helped by a steady buyback but with the company’s own purchases still small beside market turnover. The British Airways and Iberia owner traded at 477.10 pence at 13:53 BST, up 1.90p, or 0.4%, with 6.7 million shares traded. The stock opened at 477.50p, hit 484.60p and fell as low as 472.60p, according to delayed market data. The London Stock Exchange was open; its main session runs from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. BST.
June 30, 2026
British Airways A380 cuts spotlight IAG’s premium play

British Airways A380 cuts spotlight IAG’s premium play

British Airways is pulling more A380s from some routes, raising questions on IAG’s premium cabin strategy as travel trends shift. LONDON, June 30, 2026, 09:13 British Airways, part of International Consolidated Airlines Group, has cut the Airbus A380 from seven routes tied to Heathrow since it began flying passengers in 2013. The dropped routes give investors a look at where BA doesn't want to use the superjumbo for its flight time or Heathrow slots. IAG owns British Airways, Iberia, Vueling, Aer Lingus, LEVEL, IAG Loyalty and IAG Cargo.
June 30, 2026
IAG shares dip on Heathrow cost dispute, offsetting oil price drop and dividend

IAG shares dip on Heathrow cost dispute, offsetting oil price drop and dividend

International Consolidated Airlines Group SA shares dropped Monday. But for investors, fuel wasn’t the only concern. The British Airways parent is trading close to its old highs, as a new dispute about who pays for Heathrow’s expansion brings attention to a costly item the company can’t hedge. IAG was last at 473.25 pence, off 9.45 pence, as of 0946 BST. Volume was 2.24 million shares. The stock is trading 3.99% under its 52-week high of 492.90 pence from June 25, but it's still up 39.5% for the year, per delayed market data.
June 29, 2026
IAG share price down as buyback looks stretched near highs

IAG share price down as buyback looks stretched near highs

International Consolidated Airlines Group SA dropped Friday. The stock now sits around 16% above the weighted average price the company paid during its June buyback, filings show. British Airways' parent spent more per share than shares were trading near the end of the week, according to Friday pricing. IAG traded at 481.5p/481.7p at 1246 BST, according to AJ Bell, off 1.29%. Shares opened at 484.3p after a prior close at 488p. Year high stood at 492.9p, and the market cap was £21.36 billion as shown by the AJ Bell feed.
June 26, 2026
IAG (LON:IAG) touches new 52-week high after oil price dip despite dividend move

IAG (LON:IAG) touches new 52-week high after oil price dip despite dividend move

IAG is looking at a smaller fuel bill than what it flagged in May. Shares rose Thursday after adding 2.8% Wednesday, which also saw the stock notch a 52-week high. The shares are trading at 489.10p with the 4.314p dividend, putting the total value at 493.414p. That’s up from Wednesday’s 480.90p close. On a total-return basis, that's a 2.6% jump for the day, not just the 1.7% price move that shows up on the screen.
June 25, 2026
IAG Shares Touch 52-Week High; Oil Drop Leaves €440 Million Fuel Gap

IAG Shares Touch 52-Week High; Oil Drop Leaves €440 Million Fuel Gap

International Consolidated Airlines Group picked up 1.2% to 473.6 pence by 1259 BST on Wednesday, coming off a new 52-week top at 473.9 pence. The British Airways parent traded ahead of a quiet FTSE 100. Lower oil prices helped, easing expected fuel costs for airlines. Deutsche Bank has cut its estimate for IAG’s 2026 fuel bill to €8.56 billion. That’s €440 million, or 4.9%, under IAG’s guidance in May, which was around €9 billion. The difference is 8.8% of IAG’s €5.024 billion operating profit before items labeled exceptional in 2025.
June 24, 2026
IAG Share Price Pulls Back From 52-Week High as Oil Drops

IAG Share Price Pulls Back From 52-Week High as Oil Drops

International Consolidated Airlines Group dropped 0.6% to 463.1 pence in late London trade Tuesday. The British Airways parent gave back some ground after jumping 2.4% on Monday, when the shares hit a new 52-week high. IAG shares climbed earlier after Deutsche Bank analyst Jaime Rowbotham raised his price target to 540 pence from 460 pence and kept a “buy” rating. Rowbotham said IAG’s old fuel forecasts were made “at the height of the Middle East conflict” and now sees a 2026 fuel bill of €8.56 billion, less than the management estimate of about €9 billion. Deutsche also upped its targets for Air France-KLM and Lufthansa, but stayed at “hold” on both stocks.
June 23, 2026
LSE:IAG Hits New High as Oil Drops, Deutsche Bank’s 540p Target in Focus

LSE:IAG Hits New High as Oil Drops, Deutsche Bank’s 540p Target in Focus

International Consolidated Airlines Group gained 2.09%, or 9.5p, to about 464p in delayed late-morning trade Monday, after it set a new 52-week high at 465.55p. Moves by Deutsche Bank, which raised its price target to 540p from 460p, and a drop in Brent crude below $80 a barrel after U.S.-Iran talks, fed the strength. The rally reversed Friday’s 1.79% drop and put IAG ahead of a European market that slipped. IAG shares reversed hard. The stock closed Friday at 454.8p, down from Thursday’s 463.1p close. It had traded close to its previous yearly high before slipping, looking like a failed breakout. But Monday the shares pushed past that old ceiling, hitting 465.55p, while the STOXX Europe 600 was off about
June 22, 2026
IAG shares slip after CEO downplays easyJet bid

IAG Up 4.3% on The Week; Hormuz Tension Weighs on Monday Open

International Consolidated Airlines Group slipped late on Friday, paring gains for the week. Shares of the British Airways owner finished about 2.3% below their 52-week high after dropping 1.8% in the session. That came after a 2.3% jump Thursday, which had pushed the stock to its highest level in a year. Markets are watching for what happens before the bell Monday. On Saturday, Iran’s Revolutionary Guards said they shut the Strait of Hormuz. U.S. Central Command said 55 merchant ships with over 17 million barrels of oil passed through the strait. U.S. and Iranian officials are due to meet in Switzerland on Sunday.
June 20, 2026
IAG shares slip after CEO downplays easyJet bid

IAG shares slip after CEO downplays easyJet bid

International Consolidated Airlines Group shares slipped Friday, erasing some of Thursday’s 2.3% gain. CEO Luis Gallego said regulatory hurdles could complicate any deal with easyJet, sending the stock lower. IAG’s investment case for the near term is shifting away from bets on a big deal and leaning more on capital returns and how well it can run its business. Investors cleared every board proposal at the annual meeting Thursday, smoothing the way for its current plans.
June 19, 2026
easyJet Share Price Falls 3% as Oil Above $100 Revives Fuel-Cost Fears

easyJet stock steady as IAG boss talks EU roadblocks to deal

easyJet shares slipped about 0.5% on Thursday, trading at 501 pence after starting at 492.6 pence, according to delayed London prices. The move was in line with the wider drop in UK mid-caps, and there was little sign that takeover chatter had much impact. Share price is the key figure. easyJet is at about 501 pence, up about 26% from its May 29 close of 398 pence, and trading around 24% above the 403.23-pence floor Castlelake said its offer would beat. Castlelake hasn’t put in a formal approach to the board. It has until June 26 to make a bid or walk away. easyJet called the move “highly opportunistic.”
June 18, 2026
IAG Gains as Oil Drops and Cash Returns Ease Fuel Concerns

IAG Gains as Oil Drops and Cash Returns Ease Fuel Concerns

International Consolidated Airlines Group gained Thursday while London stocks broadly slipped, as oil prices moved lower and the company’s push to reassure investors on returns took some pressure off the fuel issue this year. A lag in the market feed showed the British Airways and Iberia parent up 0.9% to 456.6 pence. The UK benchmark was down about 1%. Energy was the main support early on. Oil slid 2.8% to near $77 a barrel after the US and Iran extended their ceasefire by 60 days and set plans to restart toll-free shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. That helps ease the chance of a spike in airline fuel costs, but doesn’t take the risk away.
June 18, 2026
easyJet slides with Castlelake offer deadline looming and fuel pressures

easyJet slides with Castlelake offer deadline looming and fuel pressures

easyJet shares slipped in London afternoon trade Wednesday, paring some of Tuesday’s rise with bid speculation running into a weaker UK market. Shares were at 502.6p to sell and 503.2p to buy, off 0.55%, according to AJ Bell. Shares are now trading about 25% higher than the 403.23p benchmark that Castlelake would need to beat with any potential offer. That means Castlelake can't come in with an offer much below current prices if it wants investors to pay attention.
June 17, 2026
IAG stock up with buyback and oil price easing fuel fears

IAG stock up with buyback and oil price easing fuel fears

IAG shares climbed in London on Wednesday, building on recent gains. Investors shrugged off last month's fuel warning, focusing on falling oil prices and the company’s buyback activity. Shares trading in London as CDIs for the Spanish company were at 457.00p to 457.20p, up 2.90p, or 0.64%, late morning, per AJ Bell. The FTSE 100 stood near flat at 10,499.11 as of 11:52 BST.
June 17, 2026
IAG Jumps as Oil Drops, British Airways Parent in Focus

IAG Jumps as Oil Drops, British Airways Parent in Focus

London, June 15, 2026, 10:03 BST. International Consolidated Airlines Group SA gained in London on Monday, with buyers coming into airline stocks after oil prices dropped. The owner of British Airways, Iberia, Vueling, Aer Lingus and LEVEL saw shares at 449.00p, up 2.93%, Google Finance showed shortly after 10 a.m. London time. The price was near the session high and put the group’s market value near £19.94 billion. IAG’s share website was showing a similar price just under 450p.
June 15, 2026
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