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BARC Barclays Plc

185.44
3.92 (2.16%)
Last Updated: 15:00:35
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
  3.92 2.16% 185.44 185.42 185.48 185.68 182.82 183.32 18,678,966 15:00:35
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Commercial Banks, Nec 25.38B 5.26B 0.3470 5.35 28.12B
Barclays Plc is listed in the Commercial Banks sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker BARC. The last closing price for Barclays was 181.52p. Over the last year, Barclays shares have traded in a share price range of 128.34p to 185.68p.

Barclays currently has 15,154,554,000 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Barclays is £28.12 billion. Barclays has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 5.35.

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05/5/2021
15:06
The whole "Global Warming/Climate Change" crisis is a political invention and nothing more, its a way of extracting more tax money from the gullible..
johnwise
05/5/2021
14:53
Two fingers to little Greta as common sense prevails:-

August Graham, PA City Reporter
Wed, 5 May 2021, 3:02 pm·2-min read

Barclays shareholders have defeated an attempt by campaigners to force the bank to phase out the multi-billion pound financing it provides to coal, oil and gas projects around the world.

Investors voted against the proposal which set timeframes consistent with two articles of the 2015 Paris climate agreement.

The suggestion from Market Forces, an affiliate member of Friends of the Earth Australia, would also have required the bank to produce an annual report on how it is progressing against that strategy.

“The bank’s current policies will allow funding of the coal industry well into the 2030s, with no end date in sight,” said Adam McGibbon, the UK campaign lead at Market Forces.

Last year, Barclays unveiled a target to get to net zero – that is to say not emitting any more greenhouse gases than it absorbs.

But Mr McGibbon added that in 2020 alone Barclays has provided financing worth 27 billion US dollars (£19 billion) to the coal, oil and gas sectors.

The bank has also increased its funding of fracking, tar sands and Arctic oil by nearly a third compared to 2019, Mr McGibbon told shareholders during the Barclays annual general meeting.

“Despite what the board claims, these are not the actions of a bank aligning itself with the Paris Agreement. Investor pressure forced Barclays to improve their policies last year, and investor pressure is needed again to continue that improvement.”

In response, chairman Nigel Higgins defended Barclays’ climate change position.

“We agree with the nature of the climate challenge,” Mr Higgins said.

“We totally agree that this has to be about action, and not just words. It would be extraordinarily foolish if we were just about words because the data that we have committed to publish is going to reveal whether we back up our promises with action.”

However, he said that the bank disagrees with some of the data on fossil fuel financing that Mr McGibbon cited. It measures financing provided to oil majors, regardless of what those companies spend that money on.

joestalin
05/5/2021
14:46
VIDEO

Biden's endless spending spree continues

johnwise
05/5/2021
14:39
Over the 7000 now
reidy66
05/5/2021
14:01
Thing is Portside unless youre already filthy rich its still a gamble as ive found with mtro and rr....some people have hugh b@lls the bloke who bought 400k worth of tullow at 12p....hell of a risk but its paid off just cant risk those sought of sums nor can most. And yes i want to retire early too
nemesis6
05/5/2021
12:58
https://www.standard.co.uk/business/ftse-100-shares-barclays-ao-world-ocado-b933269.html
nick100
05/5/2021
11:03
The agm was a damp squib of nothing only for directors to do what they want .It was pointless
portside1
05/5/2021
10:16
Manics - looking doubtful....:(
forcemode
05/5/2021
10:01
It makes me wonder punters happy to make a few quid to buy a little thing ,They are not investors , you invest to make plenty of money enough to buy cars homes . Waste of time
portside1
05/5/2021
09:48
Can the City gents hold it above 7k past 14:00?
manics
05/5/2021
09:39
LLOY and NWG have a long way to recover to their pre-covid highs.
smurfy2001
05/5/2021
08:09
Manics : i bought more yesterday at 171.7 and sold at 174.7 this morning , made enough to buy myself new digital camera , make 3 or 4p 5 or 6 time last month .
rasl5
05/5/2021
08:08
This is how enemies weaken a country from inside out, they have been playing the long game through education for years and now it’s paying off.

Tucker takes aim at 'woke' CIA recruitment ad
VIDEO

johnwise
05/5/2021
07:49
Did anyone take 171p?
manics
05/5/2021
07:36
How China's mines rule the market of critical raw materials

They might sparkle in shades of violet, red and silver, or they might look like dirty rocks, but critical raw materials such as cobalt or germanium have two things in common. They are all both rare and vital for the production of everyday items like smartphones, solar panels and electric vehicles.

The European Union has identified 30 such resources —

johnwise
05/5/2021
07:36
Lloy hit 46.5p yesterday...that will have to be retested again...
diku
05/5/2021
07:31
There will always be caution in the boe's stance but the underlying theme should be positive ... famous last words !!
prbshares
05/5/2021
07:22
One can hope the BOE talks up the economy tomorrow and banks rally...
diku
05/5/2021
07:17
Oil Prices Hit 7-Week High On Demand OptimismCommodity boom underway.

"A wide-ranging price rally has swept over global commodity markets, bolstering the notion that a “supercycle” is underway. Iron ore, palladium, and lumber all hit record highs in the past week. Agricultural commodities have also hit near-decade highs. “I don’t know if we have seen anything like this before,” Ulf Larsson, chief executive of Swedish pulp and timber company SCA, told the FT. “We are in some kind some of perfect storm.”

johnwise
05/5/2021
07:16
Virgin Money said first-half profit more than doubled as Covid-19 impairment charges tumbled. The company on Wednesday said underlying pre-tax profits came in at £245m from £120m a year ago, with a return to statutory profit before tax of £72m and impairment charge of £38m from £232m.
qantas
05/5/2021
07:12
diku : spot on... its now sailing its own ship but still making lots of profit so I feel this could be an overdone correction that sets up for a future climb ... hard to tell in these market conditions
prbshares
05/5/2021
07:08
Government printing money update:

Yellen says interest rates may rise to prevent US overheating

US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said interest rates may have to rise to prevent the US economy overheating as President Joe Biden ramps up public spending.

johnwise
05/5/2021
06:57
That buyback was a bit of a false market particularly the daily amount purchased ...once buy back finished it is trading on its own merits...finding a base with the info known...
diku
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