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LSE:IAG.L News 16 January 2026 - 20 January 2026

IAG share price drops: what’s moving International Consolidated Airlines Group stock today

IAG share price drops: what’s moving International Consolidated Airlines Group stock today

London, Jan 20, 2026, 09:36 GMT — Regular session Shares of International Consolidated Airlines Group SA (IAG.L), the parent company of British Airways, dropped 1.8% to 403.2 pence by mid-morning Tuesday, after starting the day at 409.3 pence. The stock swung between a high of 409.7 pence and a low of 402.7 pence, with around 2.1 million shares changing hands.…
IAG share price edges up in London as oil steadies; Middle East diversions in focus

IAG share price edges up in London as oil steadies; Middle East diversions in focus

London, Jan 16, 2026, 09:07 GMT — Regular session Shares of International Consolidated Airlines Group (ICAG.L), the parent company of British Airways, ticked up 0.2% to 411.5 pence in early London trading on Friday. The stock held steady, following a week dominated by energy price swings and security news. (Iairgroup) Fuel ranks high among airlines’ expenses, making crude oil prices…

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  • Wall Street's Wild Week: S&P 500 and Nasdaq Face Volatility Amid Tariff Threats and Earnings
    January 24, 2026, 4:23 PM EST. Wall Street endured a volatile week as President Trump's tariff threats against European countries sparked sharp drops in the S&P 500 and Nasdaq, their worst since October. Markets recovered somewhat after Trump signaled a potential Greenland deal, easing tariff concerns. The holiday-shortened week ended with the S&P down 0.4% and Nasdaq down 0.1%. Key earnings added to market jitters: Procter & Gamble posted mixed results affected by the government shutdown, while Capital One beat sales but missed earnings due to expenses. Despite a sell-off on earnings, Capital One remains a favorite. Investors bought dips in Alphabet, booked gains in Dover, and trimmed positions in Qnity Electronics amid ongoing AI-related spending optimism. The market swings tested discipline amid shifting economic news.
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