Obbligazioni societarie HIGH YIELD e oltre, verso frontiere inesplorate - Vol. 2

Budget airline easyJet on Wednesday reported a bigger loss for the first half as it took a 160-million-pound hit from failed fuel hedging as the COVID-19 pandemic brought global air travel to a virtual standstill.
The London-listed company reported a pretax loss of 353 million pounds for the six months ended March 31 from a loss of 272 million pounds last year. Revenue rose 1.6%, though easyJet took a hit from strikes in France, and storms Ciara and Dennis.
The airline, which did not provide guidance for the rest of the year, separately announced that it would raise as much as 450 million pounds by selling shares to bolster its finances as most of its fleet remains grounded during the health crisis. RTRS
 

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