Further wave of Covid-19 selling hits Ryanair and Dalata Hotel shares

Ryanair jets parked up on the runway of Dublin airport. 

Ryanair jets parked up on the runway of Dublin airport. 

Shares across Europe were hit again by a further wave of selling on fears about the economic damage in the wake of a resurgent Covid-19, sinking travel and hotel stocks.

The Iseq in Dublin fell by almost 2%, with Ryanair and Dalata Hotel falling further, by over 4%. The Cac-40 in Paris and the Bel-20 in Brussels fell by 1.7%, and the Ftse-100 and Ftse-250, the wider barometer of British companies, fell by 1% and 1.5% respectively. 

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