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The International Consolidated Airlines (LSE: IAG) share price continues to fall. Investor concerns over the global economy and soaring inflation have pulled it firmly into penny stock territory.
At 95.8p per, IAG’s shares are now 38% cheaper than they were at the start of the year.
Having said that, the British Airways owner still remains a popular share with many investors. Should I consider buying it ‘on the dip’ for my own portfolio? And should I buy the FTSE 100 firm for next year’s dividend?
Dividends returning?
You might be tempted to think that I’ve banged my head. But City analysts do indeed think the business will start paying dividends again. Thats despite the uncertain outlook for the…
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