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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Barclays Plc | LSE:BARC | London | Ordinary Share | GB0031348658 | ORD 25P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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1.68 | 0.93% | 183.20 | 183.48 | 183.52 | 185.68 | 182.82 | 183.32 | 54,857,915 | 16:35:20 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Commercial Banks, Nec | 25.38B | 5.26B | 0.3470 | 5.29 | 27.81B |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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26/1/2017 14:21 | back to work 23rd feb will be a very good day | portside1 | |
26/1/2017 14:20 | you can not post the words he said about Churchill or want too | portside1 | |
26/1/2017 14:16 | well said johnwise . and 100% fact . diku barcs will be over 325 by year end | portside1 | |
26/1/2017 14:07 | America now has a real President! It seems that Donald Trump has done more in his first few days in office than America-hating, Jew-loathing, ‘all-talk-and- | johnwise | |
26/1/2017 13:26 | UK economy defies Project Fear warnings YET AGAIN to record robust 0.6% growth in fourth quarter | johnwise | |
26/1/2017 13:05 | yes and they are up 11p on what the CEO as said | portside1 | |
26/1/2017 12:39 | just announced on sky news that RBS have now doubled their set aside amount to around £6 billion ! | sponges | |
26/1/2017 11:11 | Well, RBS are making £1bn profit every 12 weeks and have a pretty healthy sum set aside for the impending DoJ penalty. Once that fine is out of the way the indications in the economy look like interest rate rises are likely to start in the next 12 months which will start to boost their earnings. So although they reported a loss, it's a decent set of forward earning figures for a retail bank! Barc are in a better position because they kept their investment banking arm which, as we've seen from the american banks that have already reported this year, are making excellent gains at the moment - it's just the uncertainty about their own DoJ dispute that's holding it back... | fearnwood | |
26/1/2017 10:22 | You mean Barc will also fly on terrible news!.... | diku | |
26/1/2017 09:44 | rbs flying on terrible news . so barcs will fly soon has well | portside1 | |
26/1/2017 08:01 | mink it is not just cars its all other goods . if the eu puts a tariff of 10% and we do the same the uk gains over twice as much as they pay . its all their to read myself and family have bought hundreds yes hundreds of vw . we will never but another car from the eu . myself I have spent well over 350k for my own cars and have never sold one I have given them away . and if tugwil posts he will post this as fact I also got him a deal on a 30k car two years ago | portside1 | |
26/1/2017 07:04 | but we export more cars than we import. also it's not just about the cars, what about the impact on companies in the supply chain. It is not that easy to just brexit. I voted to remain, but appreciate the vote. but we still need to get a decent deal with the EU...to dismiss that we only export 48% of our export to the EU is ridiculous because that is a lot of jobs. also read this from the car trading body about being charged fees | keifer derrin | |
26/1/2017 06:37 | Keifer, if EU charge us 10%to export our cars then we will most like charge them 10% to import their cars. The money collected could be used to subsidize the charges against our companies. Mercedes, Volkswagen, Audi etc. | minky | |
25/1/2017 14:09 | Not allowed above 232p today ? | smartypants | |
25/1/2017 13:15 | Barclays reinforces Wealth & Investment Management team . | johnwise | |
25/1/2017 08:57 | Privatisation! Free trade! Shares for all! The great con that ruined Britain | johnwise | |
25/1/2017 08:45 | only the UK think the EU as all about a trade block. for most countries in the EU it's more than that.....and as many EU politicians have said we can't have a better deal being outside the EU...so some kind of charge will be made (either through export charge or a payment to the EU. Also remember Article 50 is not a trade deal. so if some kind of deal cannot be made once Article 50 and we have to revert to WTO rules then we will be charged... I'm hoping that some kind of deal will be made better than WTO rules..... | keifer derrin | |
25/1/2017 08:39 | Why would the EU try to charge us to export to them when we run a large trade deficit with them? | airlie | |
25/1/2017 06:34 | Also wonder why anybody believes anything in the daily mail. | dr biotech | |
25/1/2017 06:02 | and I wonder how much money companies made from free trade....and because trade was free, jobs that were created and the amount PAYE and NI were raised from these jobs... and I wonder how many jobs will be lost if we have to go to WTO rules - as an example cars will cost 10% to export to europe....because I can't see Nissan sticking around if they have an extra 10% charge... | keifer derrin | |
25/1/2017 02:19 | Britain's EU membership has cost an eye watering £527 BILLION since 1973 according to shocking figures - with the UK expected to hand over a further £96 BILLION by the end of the decade. This huge sum could have paid for more than 1,000 major hospitals and could fund the annual English education budget 15 times over. The UK national debt soared by £251million a DAY in 2016 as it rises toward £2TRILLION | johnwise | |
24/1/2017 18:30 | Barc share price should be circa 233-235p tomorrow if Dow keeps above 100 points increase.See a nice steady climb in the lead up to the results 23 Feb :-) | astol | |
24/1/2017 12:48 | The UK should opt out as well, when leading economists warn about TPP the Gov't should listen President Trump Kills Off TPP to save US Jobs President Trump signed an executive order this morning ordering that the U.S. withdraw from the Trans-Pacific Partnership – or TPP. Video | johnwise | |
24/1/2017 11:14 | On target to get back into the 230 + range | astol |
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