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  • Airline stocks backslide with wider market

    (Wednesday, November 26, 2008 9:39 AM)

    NEW YORK (MarketWatch) - Airline stocks took a hit Wednesday with higher oil prices and a market spooked by new recessionary data. At last check, the Amex Airline Index shed 2.5% to 19.11 points with all but two of its 13 components trading down. Oil futures gained $1.55 to $52.32 a barrel, bolstered by China's decision to cut interest rates and the European Union's proposal of a $260 billion stimulus plan, but Dow Jones Industrial fell 146 points to 8,332 after a bearish U.S. durable goods report. Shares of Delta slipped 4.5% to $8.01; US Airways...

  • Airline stocks take off as crude prices drop

    (Tuesday, November 25, 2008 10:03 AM)

    NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Airline stocks were climbing for a second day Tuesday morning amid a wider-market rally and a sharp drop in oil prices. At last check, the Amex Airline Index added nearly 2% to 18.68 with 10 of its 13 components trading up. Crude oil for January delivery fell $3.20, or 6%, to $51.28 a barrel in electronic trading on Globex, while the Dow Jones Industrial rose almost 100 points to 8,541. All the major carriers were higher, with Continental adding 5.6% to $14, United parent UAL Corp. jumped 8.7% to $9.62; and...

  • Airline stocks jump after U.S. bailout of Citigro

    (Monday, November 24, 2008 9:36 AM)

    NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Airlines got a boost Monday as the wider market rallied on news the U.S. government would rescue the nation's once-largest bank, Citigroup. At last check, the Amex Airline Index rose 2.7% to 17.03 points with all of its 13 components in the green. The Dow Jones Industrials climbed 124 points to 8,171. Investors hope the U.S. bailout of Citigroup will cut short what might otherwise have been a longer recession, impacting travel spending. Leading the way were shares of United parent UAL Corp. , up almost 5% to $8.05; US Airways ...

  • Airlines rally with wider market, posting strong

    (Friday, November 21, 2008 9:37 AM)

    NEW YORK (MarketWatch) - Airline stocks were climbing early Friday with the wider market. At last check, the Amex Airline Index [: xal] jumped more than 4% to 17.26 with all of its components trading higher. The move trended the wider market, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average climbing about 133 points to 7,684. Leading the way among major carriers were shares of United parent UAL Corp. , adding 10.6% to $8.33; US Airways jumped 8% to $4.77; and American parent AMR Corp. rose 5.6% to $11.09. Ireland's Ryanair surged 12% to $25.53.

  • Domestic air passenger yields gain 7.4% in Octobe

    (Friday, November 21, 2008 7:29 AM)

    NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Domestic air passenger yield, or the average price a person pays to fly one mile, increased 7.4% in October from a year earlier, rising to 15.8 cents, according to the Air Transport Association. In a release late Thursday, the trade group's data showed yield growth slowed from September, when it rose 12.5% on year to 16.1 cents. Yields exclude government taxes and fees, which often constitute a substantial portion of an airline ticket, ATA said.

  • Airline stocks fall with wider market; worries ov

    (Thursday, November 20, 2008 9:47 AM)

    NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Airline stocks opened lower Thursday, following the wider market, and on fears of fewer passengers as the broader economy slumps. At last check, the Amex Airline Index shed about 1% to 17.20 point with all but one of its 13 components trading in the red. Shares of United parent UAL Corp. lost 6.5% to $8; US Airways dropped 7% to $4.55; and American parent AMR Corp. fell 6.6% to $6.40. Climbing were shares of Ryanair , up 2.6% to $21.32. Crude for December delivery, meanwhile, dropped $3.71 to $49.91 a barrel in...

  • Air travel for business falls 8% in September: IA

    (Wednesday, November 19, 2008 10:56 AM)

    NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- A sharp drop in the number of business travelers for September looks bad for the airline industry's revenue growth, according to data released Wednesday from the International Air Transport Association. In September, the number of business people flying fell 8% from a year ago, coinciding with a steep decline in confidence among manufacturers in Europe, Japan and the U.S., as well as the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers, which contributed to a loss of a travelers from the financial sector. In August, business travel fell 1.5%. "With further declines in volumes likely i

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  • LAN Airlines Strongly Positioned to Weather Economic Storm

    (Mon, 01 Dec 2008 11:04:15 -0500)

    IncaInvest.com submits:

    A strong financial foundation positions LAN Airlines (NYSE: LFL) as a candidate for growth. With a net result of US$122 million for the last quarter, a BBB international credit rating (Fitch), and only 8% of debt maturing in the short term, the company is in a better position to handle an economic downturn than many of its competitors. For comparison, the regional competitors TAM and Gol reported a negative ROA of (-18.26%) and (-18.72%) respectively, for 3Q ’08.

    Research Oracle changed their LAN rating to a STONG BUY on November...

  • LAN Airlines Expects Difficult 2009, Reconsidering Planned Expansions

    (Fri, 28 Nov 2008 06:02:14 -0500)

    IncaInvest.com submits:

    The Chilean airline LAN Airlines (NYSE: LFL) has begun a process of revising the planned investments for 2009 as they are expecting a difficult environment for the coming year. Air traffic is expected to slow during 2009, a spokesperson told ENADE. Although the company has financial strength to handle the expected turbulence, the company will be reconsidering some of its planned expansions for next year.

    LAN has operations in Argentina, Chile, Ecuador and Peru, and is one of the largest airlines in the region.


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  • Global Airlines Expected to Post Over $5 Billion in Losses This Year

    (Fri, 05 Sep 2008 09:52:35 -0400)

    Ron Haruni submits:

    The International Air Transport Association [IATA] expects global airlines to post a combined loss of $5.2 billion in 2008. IATA also predicts the continuation of the industry’s weak performance into fiscal 2009 - where projections, in terms of net losses, will reach $4.1 billion. The association cites the high and increasing cost of fuel as the main cause of the decline in profitability.

    During the second quarter of this year airline expectations for profitability fell to new lows, which also lead the group’s latest projections to include a revised down forecast for traffic growth this year and next,...

  • Chile, Facing Challenges, Sees Stocks Stall in the Second Quarter

    (Thu, 04 Sep 2008 08:25:45 -0400)

    Don Dion submits:

    Until a few months ago Chile’s Santiago Stock Exchange—like many of its Latin American neighbors’—was doing well, thanks in part to the commodity price boom, fueled by insatiable demand from the developing world.

    The iShares MSCI Chile ETF (ECH) gained nearly 9% in the first quarter, while the S&P 500 fell 10%. ECH hit an all-time high on April 23, but has fallen 17.9% since, including a 12% drop in the three months ended Aug. 29. Over the latter period, the S&P 500 fell just 8%.


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  • Latin Stocks Offer Great Value, But Some Risk

    (Fri, 15 Aug 2008 03:36:29 -0400)

    Zacks.com submits:

    Many notable names in Latin America have been trading down recently. We wanted to find out from Zacks senior Latin American markets analyst Claudio Freitas, CFA if there were stocks we should keep away from or consider great value opportunities.

    With earnings season winding down, have companies in your coverage performed as expected? Were there many surprises?


    Complete Story »

  • How Will Rising Fuel Prices Impact Demand for Aircraft? -- Boeing Comments

    (Thu, 24 Jul 2008 13:30:02 -0400)

    Here are Boeing's (BA) comments, from its conference call, on the impact of high fuel prices on its business and the aircraft parts and airline industries:

    Despite minimal impact on our business so far, we are concerned about the impact of energy prices on our customers, and we do expect that we could have more deferrals and some cancellations as our customers continue to wrestle with the new energy reality. In light of that, it is important to explain how we manage our commercial delivery schedules for Sky Line. Deferrals and cancellations are a normal part of the airplane manufacturing business....

  • 5 Key Quotes from US Airways on the Airline Industry

    (Wed, 23 Jul 2008 12:30:00 -0400)

    Here are five key quotes from US Airways' (LCC) recent conference call:

    1. Impact of higher fuel prices


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  • Resource-Rich Chile ETF Heats Up as Commodities Rally

    (Thu, 10 Apr 2008 16:03:46 -0400)

    Don Dion submits:

    The Chilean economy grew 5.1% in 2007 and appears set to expand at a similar rate in 2008 if the global commodities markets keep booming. Natural resource?rich Chile, which produces a third of the world?s copper supply, saw its currency appreciate 14% against the dollar since the beginning of the year as prices in metals, energy products and agricultural commodities climbed near record highs. iShares MSCI Chile ETF (ECH), which invests in 33 stocks listed on the Santiago Stock Exchange, gained nearly 11% year to date through April 4.

    Chile has long been considered one of...

  • LAN Flying High With Low Fixed Costs

    (Mon, 20 Aug 2007 06:30:13 -0400)

    Dayanand MenashiDayanand Menashi submits: The general perception investors have about airlines is that they are highly capital intensive with high fixed costs and a lot of uncertainty. This might be the reason that in the recent past many airline stocks have not done well. But there are exceptions to this rule.

    One such company is LAN (LFL) airlines. This is the leading South American airline whose revenues have increased from $1.45bn in 2002 to $3.03bn in 2006. The operating income has increased five times ...

  • The Ins and Outs of Terror-Free Investing

    (Thu, 12 Jul 2007 05:08:07 -0400)

    richard shawRichard Shaw (QVM Group) submits: ?Terror-free? investing is a relatively new form of investing that excludes from portfolios those companies that have identifiable business activities in countries that support terrorism.

    Just as the South Africa disinvestment movement decades ago caused companies to terminate operations there, the theory is that terror-free investing will cause companies to stop doing business in or with countries considered to be state sponsors of terror.

    The Missouri State Treasurer gave birth to the movement in June 2006 when she set up a terror-free investment fund within...




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  • Airlines trade down on low, post-holiday volume

    (Fri, 28 Nov 2008 09:36:58 -0500)

    NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Airline stocks were moving lower Friday, the first day after the Thanksgiving holiday and typically a low-volume day for the year. At last check, the Amex Airline was down less than 1% to 19.79 points with nine of its 13 components trading in the red. Major carriers were falling, with American parent AMR Corp. off 3% to $8.28, Delta Air slid 3% to $8.17, and US Airways fell 1.9% to $5.80. Among low-cost carriers, Southwest Airlines rose 2% to $8.61 and Gol Linhas jumped 11% to $3.91.

  • Airline stocks backslide with wider market

    (Wed, 26 Nov 2008 09:39:52 -0500)

    NEW YORK (MarketWatch) - Airline stocks took a hit Wednesday with higher oil prices and a market spooked by new recessionary data. At last check, the Amex Airline Index shed 2.5% to 19.11 points with all but two of its 13 components trading down. Oil futures gained $1.55 to $52.32 a barrel, bolstered by China's decision to cut interest rates and the European Union's proposal of a $260 billion stimulus plan, but Dow Jones Industrial fell 146 points to 8,332 after a bearish U.S. durable goods report. Shares of Delta slipped 4.5% to $8.01; US Airways ...

  • Airline stocks take off as crude prices drop

    (Tue, 25 Nov 2008 10:03:31 -0500)

    NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Airline stocks were climbing for a second day Tuesday morning amid a wider-market rally and a sharp drop in oil prices. At last check, the Amex Airline Index added nearly 2% to 18.68 with 10 of its 13 components trading up. Crude oil for January delivery fell $3.20, or 6%, to $51.28 a barrel in electronic trading on Globex, while the Dow Jones Industrial rose almost 100 points to 8,541. All the major carriers were higher, with Continental adding 5.6% to $14, United parent UAL Corp. jumped 8.7% to $9.62; and US...

  • Airline stocks jump after U.S. bailout of Citigroup

    (Mon, 24 Nov 2008 09:36:34 -0500)

    NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Airlines got a boost Monday as the wider market rallied on news the U.S. government would rescue the nation's once-largest bank, Citigroup. At last check, the Amex Airline Index rose 2.7% to 17.03 points with all of its 13 components in the green. The Dow Jones Industrials climbed 124 points to 8,171. Investors hope the U.S. bailout of Citigroup will cut short what might otherwise have been a longer recession, impacting travel spending. Leading the way were shares of United parent UAL Corp. , up almost 5% to $8.05; US Airways added...

  • Airlines rally with wider market, posting strong gains

    (Fri, 21 Nov 2008 09:37:21 -0500)

    NEW YORK (MarketWatch) - Airline stocks were climbing early Friday with the wider market. At last check, the Amex Airline Index [: xal] jumped more than 4% to 17.26 with all of its components trading higher. The move trended the wider market, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average climbing about 133 points to 7,684. Leading the way among major carriers were shares of United parent UAL Corp. , adding 10.6% to $8.33; US Airways jumped 8% to $4.77; and American parent AMR Corp. rose 5.6% to $11.09. Ireland's Ryanair surged 12% to $25.53.

  • Domestic air passenger yields gain 7.4% in October

    (Fri, 21 Nov 2008 07:29:59 -0500)

    NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Domestic air passenger yield, or the average price a person pays to fly one mile, increased 7.4% in October from a year earlier, rising to 15.8 cents, according to the Air Transport Association. In a release late Thursday, the trade group's data showed yield growth slowed from September, when it rose 12.5% on year to 16.1 cents. Yields exclude government taxes and fees, which often constitute a substantial portion of an airline ticket, ATA said.

  • Airline stocks fall with wider market; worries over economy

    (Thu, 20 Nov 2008 09:47:58 -0500)

    NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Airline stocks opened lower Thursday, following the wider market, and on fears of fewer passengers as the broader economy slumps. At last check, the Amex Airline Index shed about 1% to 17.20 point with all but one of its 13 components trading in the red. Shares of United parent UAL Corp. lost 6.5% to $8; US Airways dropped 7% to $4.55; and American parent AMR Corp. fell 6.6% to $6.40. Climbing were shares of Ryanair , up 2.6% to $21.32. Crude for December delivery, meanwhile, dropped $3.71 to $49.91 a barrel in...

  • Air travel for business falls 8% in September: IATA

    (Wed, 19 Nov 2008 10:56:22 -0500)

    NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- A sharp drop in the number of business travelers for September looks bad for the airline industry's revenue growth, according to data released Wednesday from the International Air Transport Association. In September, the number of business people flying fell 8% from a year ago, coinciding with a steep decline in confidence among manufacturers in Europe, Japan and the U.S., as well as the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers, which contributed to a loss of a travelers from the financial sector. In August, business travel fell 1.5%. "With further declines in volumes likely in the months ahead, premium...

  • Airline shares dip into the red ahead of U.S. fuel data

    (Wed, 19 Nov 2008 09:36:57 -0500)

    NEW YORK (MarketWatch) - Airline stocks looked weak early Wednesday as oil prices stayed flat ahead of the latest U.S. petroleum supplies data due later in the session. At last check, the Amex Airline Index was down less than 1% at 19.68 points with all but three of its 13 components trading down. Crude for December delivery, which expires at the end of trading on Thursday, dropped 49 cents to $53.90 a barrel in electronic trading. Shares of all the major carriers were off, with US Airways down 3.5% to $5.87, and AMR Corp. , UAL Corp....

  • Airline shares slip back with flat oil prices, falling Dow

    (Tue, 18 Nov 2008 09:35:56 -0500)

    NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Airline stocks declined early Tuesday with the wider market and as oil prices stayed flat. At last check, the Amex Airline Index lost a fraction to 19.54 points with five of its 13 components trading down. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was off several points to 8,269, and crude oil for December delivery was up 22 cents to $55.16 a barrel in electronic trading. Major carriers were mixed, with AMR Corp. and Continental each off about 1%, while UAL and US Airways each declined more than 2%. Climbing were shares of...



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