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BARC Barclays Plc

203.45
0.00 (0.00%)
02 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
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
  0.00 0.00% 203.45 203.35 203.45 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Commercial Banks, Nec 25.38B 5.26B 0.3470 5.86 30.83B
Barclays Plc is listed in the Commercial Banks sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker BARC. The last closing price for Barclays was 203.45p. Over the last year, Barclays shares have traded in a share price range of 128.34p to 207.45p.

Barclays currently has 15,154,554,000 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Barclays is £30.83 billion. Barclays has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 5.86.

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25/10/2016
14:48
Deutsche Bank lifts target price for Barclays ahead of quarterly results
johnwise
25/10/2016
13:22
Porty is in cuckoo land. When he takes his medication, hopefully he will be cured. But he is still a danger on the WWW.
informant100
25/10/2016
11:37
porty...you will miss your Spain hols....
diku
25/10/2016
09:56
So you will buy VWs made in the Isle of Wight now or will you move to buying Morgans?
alphorn
25/10/2016
09:01
my family need nothing from the EU .
WE DO NOT NOW BUY ANY EU GOODS NONE .

portside1
25/10/2016
08:59
no not financials ,they will be fine the real exporters of goods and once we are out of the rotten eu we can make our own taxes which is not illegal .
is it not illegal in the eu to support Greece it is against their laws .

6 countries have already told the gov that they will have free trade deal
SWEDEN IS IN TROUBLE WE HAVE STOPED BUYING THEIR GOODS SWENDEN WANT TALKS WITH THE UK GOV NOW OR THOUSANDS WILL LOSE THEIR JOBS IN SWENDEN

portside1
24/10/2016
15:49
Portside's view of exit is wider than the EU. ;))
alphorn
24/10/2016
15:38
Portside, your plan to give money to the exporters is moronic.

Our biggest export is financial services. We lose passporting, they won't be able to sell in the EU. What would be the point of giving banks a handout? It won't help trade.

If you want to give a handout to those that make physical goods, then it's illegal state aid and against WTO rules, thus ruining the trade we have with non-EU countries. Perhaps you think we should adopt the communist model of state industries?

dr biotech
24/10/2016
13:38
Barclays: A Big Earnings Beat Is On The Way $BCS
bernie37
24/10/2016
08:36
Barclays will reveal more PPI pain when it follows on Thursday, with Investec banking expert Ian Gordon expecting another £500m charge.

Analysts are pencilling in a 9% rise in pre-tax profits to £1.3bn from Barclays for the three months to September as the group’s investment banking arm looks set for a decent quarter.

Its Wall Street counterparts have already reported sharply higher earnings thanks to buoyant trading in fixed income, currencies and commodities since the UK’s vote to quit the EU.

johnwise
24/10/2016
08:31
john . that article is rubbish . we new that getting rid of non core could cost money but so far barc as gained just under 1b and will have saved over two year on cutting the div it was all in last years report
portside1
24/10/2016
08:21
Barclays' split from African subsidiary could cost between £500m and £1bn, analyst estimates
johnwise
23/10/2016
22:28
Just remember your money in any Europe bank is not guaranteed like in the uk 75k,
portside1
23/10/2016
18:59
All this talk of relocating out of London or UK is just publicity seeking stunt....how many time has HSBC done that? ....we are considering relocating to the Far East blah blah blah....just dish the story out to media...lets see what the reaction is....
diku
23/10/2016
18:07
We agree completely John, very wise. It's either wicked scaremongering by the pro EU lobby or the 'Short the banks rabble', or both.

(although we are happy to do that anyway lol)

the walter committee
23/10/2016
16:25
"Banks will start relocating out of London" ....More hot air from the bank bosses trying to manipulate Brexit negotiations don't believe a word of it, it might cost them more to operate after Brexit but the costs of relocating and operating in Paris or Germany are more cost prohibitive.

And if they went to Europe,their incomes would fall of a cliff when they have to pay transaction tax, plus the UK acted as a safety net when the banks were struggling, Merkel has said she would not rescue Deutsch bank, the basket case EU may not be here in a few years time, it's all hot air, bankers may be incompetent,but they are not mad.

Britain’s biggest banks 'will start relocating out of London early next year' amid growing fears of hard Brexit

johnwise
23/10/2016
14:49
remember if your bank is not registered in the uk your money up to 75k is not guaranted
portside1
23/10/2016
14:23
WE NEED TO START A CAMPAIGN TO BOYCOTT ALL EU GOODS
portside1
23/10/2016
14:20
their is a silent watcher on this thread who knows me and I buy a brand new vw ever year then give it away . now because of MERKIL WILL NEVER BUY AGAIN NOR ANY OF MY FAMILY AND CLOSE FRIENDS MY DAUGHTER BUYS A FLEET THAT IS ENDING
portside1
23/10/2016
08:18
After eight hard years and a £52bn loss, can RBS ever be privatised?
johnwise
23/10/2016
08:05
Barclays held a $1 million bash for 55 hedge funds

"It doesn’t appear that any manager with less than roughly $350 million was invited to the bash. It’s unclear how much business Barclays was able to siphon away from Goldman Sachs ."

johnwise
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