Economics
Ryanair says first-half profits hit partly by Brexit
Ireland's budget airline Ryanair said that first-half profits were hit by the slumping pound after Britain's vote to leave the European Union.
(AFP) - Ireland's budget airline Ryanair said Monday that first-half profits were hit by the slumping pound after Britain's June vote to leave the European Union.
Net profits, or earnings after taxation, stood at 1.2 billion euros in the six months to the end of September, Ryanair said in a results statement.
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