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European shares were weaker at midday on Monday, as the UK lifted more Covid-19 pandemic restrictions, despite woories about the India variant of the virus.
Ryanair on Monday reported a better-than-expected annual loss of €815m due to the Covid-19 pandemic, but added there were signs the recovery had begun and it hoped to break even this year.
European shares made a nervous start to the week, as wary investors watched the latest stage of Britain’s path out of the Covid-19 pandemic, tempered by rising cases of the India variant.
UK energy infrastructure company National Grid said it had filed a joint proposal for a three-year rate settlement for its New York gas distribution businesses.
