The International Consolidated Airlines (LSE: IAG) share price has had a cracking month, gaining 20% in March. After the horrible time the business has had, we’re still looking at a 66% fall in five years, mind. But what’s been cheering the market up regarding the stock in the past few months? I see ...
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IAG (LSE:IAG) shares have surged 20% over the past month. It’s outperformed the FTSE 100 by some distance and has broken out of range — the stock appeared range-bound for much of 2023. So why has IAG stock surged and is starting to look overvalued? Let’s explore. Consensus improves Analysts have become ...
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International Consolidated Airlines Group (LSE:IAG) shares have nearly doubled in value since their post-pandemic low. But the company hasn’t paid a dividend since December 2019. Ongoing losses, loan covenants, and obligations towards its UK legacy pension schemes have restricted the company’s payments ...
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Since the start of the year, shares in easyJet (LSE:EZJ) and International Consolidated Airlines Group (LSE:IAG) are up around 13%. Neither stands out to me as one of the best UK stocks to buy at the moment though. Despite buying shares in four of the largest US airlines, Warren Buffett has been wary ...
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International Consolidated Airlines Group’s (LSE: IAG) share price is around three-quarters lower than it was in January 2020. After Covid hit, airline passenger numbers fell over 90% in 2020 and 2021, and its share price fell with them. Matters did not improve for it in 2022, with the Russian invasion ...
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