0845 GMT - Ryanair's fares and net income are recovering faster than expected, and the carrier's first-quarter results beat forecasts, Peel Hunt's Alexander Paterson and Ivor Jones say. In its update Monday, the group didn't mention conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine, but the analysts anticipate that capacity previously returned to Israel, Jordan, and surrounding areas will continue to be redeployed on other leisure routes that aren't slot-constrained. These include Spain's Canary Islands, Morocco and Turkey, they add. Shares in Dublin are up 6.2% at 24.56 euros. (cristina.gallardo@wsj.com)
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