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BARC Barclays Plc

204.35
0.35 (0.17%)
26 Apr 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
  0.35 0.17% 204.35 204.75 204.85 205.00 199.20 202.00 107,968,474 16:35:19
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Commercial Banks, Nec 25.38B 5.26B 0.3470 5.90 31.04B
Barclays Plc is listed in the Commercial Banks sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker BARC. The last closing price for Barclays was 204p. Over the last year, Barclays shares have traded in a share price range of 128.34p to 206.70p.

Barclays currently has 15,154,554,000 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Barclays is £31.04 billion. Barclays has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 5.90.

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31/7/2019
06:44
rip off britain porty
wilksey1
30/7/2019
21:31
Can any one say why the Eu gets welsh lamb a lot less to buy than we can in the U.K. I see sheep all over the fields by my homes but the cost of a leg of lamb is twice that of in France Why do the welsh charge U.K. public more for their lamb
portside1
30/7/2019
14:59
Looks like UK BANKS are now going to suffer

From a USA FED cutting program

Stick or twist? US Fed and the Bank of England prepare to move rates ...
› Business
9 hours ago - Too bad! ... Fed and BoE US Fed chairman Jerome Powell, left, is set to cut interest rates this week. The Bank of England, led by Mark Carney, has resisted, insisting 'limited and gradual' rate hikes are on the way.


But we all know Carney has been way out with everything he has said since he was given the job by Toxic Theresa , another remainer who appointed Hammond the Tory destroyer.

buywell3
30/7/2019
14:52
ken..spread betting indexes/currency?...
diku
30/7/2019
12:22
All the best ken enjoy your life I am still buying have over 720k invested and just over 220k in cash
portside1
30/7/2019
11:43
Portside - I've given up buying shares. I just spreadbet for fun these days.
kenbachelor
30/7/2019
11:38
Ken have you looked at my tip for next year and buy now for the div XPS pensions group
portside1
30/7/2019
11:37
Ken they were my thoughts
portside1
30/7/2019
09:49
porty will be coming :)...
diku
30/7/2019
09:46
They had better announce a bigger divi payout and a share buy back strategy...or else!
jordaggy
30/7/2019
09:43
porty is your man...
diku
30/7/2019
09:37
Somebody always knows first and with the results due on Thursday, I'm beginning to wonder whether they'll be as good as we've been hoping.
kenbachelor
30/7/2019
08:50
VIDEO

Washington Times opinion editor Charles Hurt reacts to the comparison and Johnson's plans for Brexit.

Trump praises UK's Boris Johnson as the 'Britain Trump'

johnwise
30/7/2019
08:42
Brexit LIVE: Trump promises Boris huge boost for UK after Brexit - ‘front of the line!’

DONALD TRUMP has promised a huge new economic relationship between the UK and US post-Brexit.

The US President spoke to Boris Johnson on the phone, after he became Prime Minister last week, it has been revealed. Mr Trump’s press secretary Stephanie Grisham said in a statement on Monday that the two countries will work on their union as soon as Britain departs from the bloc. She said: “President Donald J. Trump spoke with Prime Minister Boris Johnson last Friday in their first official communication since the Prime Minister took office.

“They discussed the importance of continuing to strengthen the special relationship between the United States and United Kingdom.

“Specifically, they agreed to immediately deepen and expand the bilateral economic relationship upon the United Kingdom’s departure from the European Union.”

Mr Johnson previously met Mr Trump when he was Foreign Secretary.

And the pair also talked many times during Mr Johnson’s Tory leadership bid.

johnwise
30/7/2019
06:44
The EU is about German financial domination of Europe since the idea of this came out in 1942 in Berlin. “Europaeische Wirtschaftsgemeinschaft” as presented by Walther Funk, Reichsminister for the Economy, President of the Reichsbank and Minister for Post-War Planning, you may possibly know this better as the Treaty of Rome. Peace in Europe has been down to NATO and only NATO no matter what the EU erroneously claim in their rewriting of history.


EU strips 5 countries of market access as London prepares for punishment

EUROPEAN Union chiefs will this week strip market access from at least five countries, in a move that will strike fear into the City of London.

johnwise
29/7/2019
23:39
I would like some one to tell me and my friends why we have to pay over 23pounds for a leg of lamb from the U.K. when those in France pay just under 15 ponds in English money for U.K. lamb .it stinks of corruption This is fact we pay more in the U.K. for our lamb joints than those in the Eu pay for U.K. lamb
portside1
29/7/2019
23:28
Just back from the pub great night with. A round 27 friends we are over the moon with boris we hope we have a leader in him and we will back him 100% Have all a good night I am out with the lads tomorrow 9am
portside1
29/7/2019
18:46
24 Analysts on Barclays 11 BUY2 OUTPERFORM 7 HOLD 1 UNDERPERFORM 3 SELLAnd a TP of 193.32p
jpjohn1
29/7/2019
18:25
UBS Group reiterated their Buy on Barclays today
jpjohn1
29/7/2019
17:19
Red a honest post and you are right apart from Nigel but he is not a mp . Wish he was he would speak up in the commons and call a spade a spade
portside1
29/7/2019
16:55
Not sure who is good for the country at the moment. That's the problem.

Normally there is a standout politician in all the major parties but i can't find any at the moment. Brexit has taken over everything but after its all over one way or the other then the electorate will be looking for a solid leader and not someone who promises everything and delivers nothing.

I think we might be looking at a hung parliament for the next twenty to thirty years.

redhill
29/7/2019
16:16
Forbes Media

Brace Yourself For A Replay Of The 1989 Tiananmen Square Crackdown

Investors in China should brace themselves for a repeat performance.

Two things happening now indicate trouble is on the way.

johnwise
29/7/2019
13:40
Trump Admits No Trade Deal With China Likely Until After 2020

Trump blamed the failure solely on China, which he said reneged on previously agreed upon key structural issues such as deep changes to China's economy, intellectual property theft and forced transfers of technology.

johnwise
29/7/2019
11:06
Red , you will be posting that corbyn is good for the country next Any mp that betrays the public on a vote is dishonest If we allow a vote to be kicked out because it was not the result That they wanted ,Then should the public take to the streets like in Hong Kong And riot , I do not want a labour gov but if the public vote them in I have to except that result or their is no democracy
portside1
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