LSE:WIZZ 26 April 2026 - 12 June 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
Wizz Air Stock Gains After Profit Tops Forecasts and Oil Pulls Back

Wizz Air Stock Gains After Profit Tops Forecasts and Oil Pulls Back

London, June 12, 2026, 13:05. Wizz Air Holdings Plc shares jumped as much as 7% in London on Friday, tracking a broad rally in airline and travel stocks after oil prices slid. Brent crude dropped more than 4% as hopes for movement on a U.S.-Iran deal hit the market, Reuters said. The travel and leisure sector in Europe touched its highest in five months, with Wizz Air among the top movers, up 7.1%. Data from Investing.com put Wizz Air at 1,099p, above its last close of 1,025p. The stock remains inside a 52-week band of 832p to 1,453p.
June 12, 2026
UK Stock Market Week Ahead: FTSE 100 Faces BoE Shock Test After First Weekly Loss in Five

UK Stock Market Week Ahead: FTSE 100 Faces BoE Shock Test After First Weekly Loss in Five

London’s stock market stays dark Sunday, but pressure is building for Monday’s open. The FTSE 100—fresh off its first weekly drop in five—faces a busy stretch, with Bank of England decisions and key earnings reports ahead. Trading on the London Stock Exchange runs 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. local, Monday through Friday. London’s FTSE 100 dropped 0.8% to end at 10,379.08 on Friday, with the FTSE 250 matching that 0.8% loss. Investors struggled with shaky U.S.-Iran relations, oil breaking above $100 a barrel, and a Bank of England warning that global equities might not be fully accounting for risk. Among the laggards: Barclays and HSBC slid, Wizz Air tumbled as pricier oil hammered airline shares, and AstraZeneca along with GSK
April 26, 2026