IAG share price rises as oil slips; British Airways owner in focus ahead of results
IAG shares rose about 2% in early London trading Monday, nearing a one-year high as Brent crude dropped 1.2% to $67.21 a barrel after the U.S. and Iran agreed to continue talks. The British Airways owner traded around 448 pence. Investors await IAG’s full-year results on Feb. 27 for signals on demand and costs.