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BARC Barclays Plc

179.38
-3.76 (-2.05%)
Last Updated: 14:27:00
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
  -3.76 -2.05% 179.38 179.36 179.38 180.46 176.54 178.94 34,262,055 14:27:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Commercial Banks, Nec 25.38B 5.26B 0.3470 5.19 27.29B
Barclays Plc is listed in the Commercial Banks sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker BARC. The last closing price for Barclays was 183.14p. Over the last year, Barclays shares have traded in a share price range of 128.34p to 194.12p.

Barclays currently has 15,154,554,000 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Barclays is £27.29 billion. Barclays has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 5.19.

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22/3/2023
09:25
WEDNESDAY 22 MARCH 2023 5:12 AM
Muddy Waters chief slams EU regulators for short selling ‘overreach’

Please do your own research as always

qantas
22/3/2023
09:13
Real chat:
manics
22/3/2023
08:52
zaxarobal : barc seems to be holding up its 2 day gains ... whats your thoughts ?
prbshares
22/3/2023
08:50
Another chunky buyback.

Date of purchase: 21 March 2023
Number of ordinary shares purchased: 14,511,000

Total of 81,184,656 ordinary shares at a average price of 143.0829

smurfy2001
22/3/2023
08:47
All supermarkets and food providers making big profits, like oil producers. They are all ripping us off and there is not a lot we can do about it.
extrovert
22/3/2023
08:46
Funding Exposure of European Banks to the AT1 Market Lenders have used the risky bonds to bolster their capital ratios ATis ATlas percentage of CET1UBS $12.864m. 28.3%Barclays $16,113. 28.2%Societe Generale $10,780. 20.7%Standard Chartered $6.484. 19.0%Deutsche Bank $9.092. 17.7%HSBC $19,746. 16.6%
zaxarobal
22/3/2023
08:45
john wise

why do you have to post the WHOLE FLIPPIN ARTICLE, have a bit of etiquette, post the headline or even a juice piece or two from it, have some respect for the author and the publisher of the content. If people here are interested in the story they will click the link you provide, the publisher will be happy of extra traffic the author will be pleased their article is attracting viewer. Have a bit of respect for other users of this forum, your many and long copy and paste posts are pushing others posts down the list.

kogg
22/3/2023
08:18
UK inflation has surpassed forecasts and stayed in the double digits, in a sign the Bank of England will need to keep hiking interest rates to tame prices, official figures out today reveal.

The rate of price increases jumped to 10.4 per cent in February, up from 10.1 per cent in January, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS).

City analysts had expected the rate to trim to 9.9 per cent and out of double digits for the first time since last summer.

The rate is also above the Bank of England’s latest forecasts.

Britain is now emerging as an outlier in the rich world, with most of its peers’ respective inflation rates steadily falling since the autumn.

johnwise
22/3/2023
07:52
Inflation rises to 10.4% as cost of living crisis rages on - 'problem isn't going away!

Inflation in the UK has risen once again in a sign that households will still be struggling with the cost of living crisis for the foreseeable future.

largest upward contributions to inflation came from housing and household services, mainly from electricity, gas, and other fuels.



Greedflation' warning as supermarket essentials DOUBLE in price in a year: Report reveals budget and own-brand goods have soared the most as Bank Of England says firms could be profiting from cost of living crisis

johnwise
22/3/2023
07:41
The Telegraph

Ambrose Evans-Pritchard

The banking crisis is young yet – brace for a long hot summer of financial accidents

Inflation hawks are about to cause another meltdown

Swiss regulators have tossed nitroglycerin onto the global financial fire. They have also committed shameless expropriation. So much for the safety of Zurich.

The total wipe-out of $17bn of Credit Suisse’s tier 1 bonds renders the convertible debt market in Europe almost uninvestable. These junior bonds ought to trump equities in market hierarchy. Clearly they do not. “It means the banking crisis we’ve seen over the past few weeks has started a new chapter,” said Russ Mould from AJ Bell.

The Invesco AT1 capital bond fund, which pools such bank debt from the likes of Barclays or Credit Agricole, crashed by 18pc as investors digested the terms of the rescue deal for Credit Suisse.

johnwise
22/3/2023
07:39
uk inflation rises
kogg
22/3/2023
07:39
Perhaps this explains why Nato are desperate to defeat Russia.. PUTIN:" We are in favor of using the Chinese yuan for settlements between Russia and the countries of Asia,Africa,and Latin America. I am confident that these forms of settlement in yuan will develop between Russian partners and their counterparts in third countries."
paulruss1
22/3/2023
07:37
That fund buys AT1 debt so irrelevant to Barclays business
dope007
22/3/2023
07:19
Does Barclays have any exposure to ATI, (Bank of Credit Suisse debacle)???
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An unexplained link in a Telgraph article
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" The Invesco AT1 capital bond fund, which pools such bank debt from the likes of Barclays or Credit Agricole, crashed by 18pc as investors digested the terms of the rescue deal for Credit Suisse.
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Any ideas or worries ???

togglebrush
22/3/2023
06:57
JP Morgan boss Jamie Dimon plays a blinder mobilising £20bn to save First Republic Bank

Amid the detritus of recent events, there appears to have been only one grown-up in the room. Jamie Dimon, who has been chief executive at JP Morgan Chase since 2005.
That is longevity unknown in the City of London. And like his early 20th century predecessor J Pierpont Morgan, who rallied Wall Street during the 1907 banking crisis, he is leading the battle to save First Republic Bank from the knackers yard.

He has already mobilised some £20billion of assistance from his fellow big beasts to keep the San Francisco bank afloat. Now he is leading negotiations to provide new capital.

Doubtless the US Treasury and Federal Reserve are involved, but Dimon has been the ‘go to’ person since SVB looked as if it would sink below the waves.

Dimon, who has been an enthusiastic buyer of fintech firms, would welcome access to First Republic’s tech clients if they haven’t fled like scared rabbits. His qualities in a crisis contrast favourably with the US’s tired regulators and sclerotic politicians.

johnwise
22/3/2023
06:37
"I don t know the how or why but for the sake of argument judging on share price performance to my mind they are ranked as follows"

you would be wrong of course. Barclays is way ahead of LLoyds and nw, and LLoyds is ahead of nw

kogg
22/3/2023
06:22
I am currently watching the so called Big 4 of British banking


I don t know the how or why but for the sake of argument judging on share price performance to my mind they are ranked as follows

HSBC Star Pupil

Nat West Tries hard maintaining a steady pace

LLoyds Struggling but bolstered by extra support

Barclays skipping lessons ,lagging well behind the others, has bursts where rises to occasion but slips back down in short order

jubberjim
21/3/2023
21:36
#21690 - Excellent post and very true. Nothing to do with Barclays most probably.
I have this idiot on filter.

specialistwasagypsey
21/3/2023
21:25
Isn't it time we overthrow our government These lunatics are going to take us to world war 3. Putin with XI : "The UK announced not only the supply of tanks to Ukraine, but also depleted uranium shells. But I would like to note that if all this happens, Russia will have to react accordingly
paulruss1
21/3/2023
21:24
VIDEO

China’s New ‘Ethnic Specific’ Bio-Weapons Target Specific Races Based on DNA

johnwise
21/3/2023
21:20
Will the Bank of England stall its interest rate hikes this week? Investors weigh a pause at 4% in fight against inflation amid banking turmoil

Markets had expected BoE to hike by 25bps to 4.25% to fight inflation

But the bank could now opt to pause its hiking cycle on recessionary concerns

smurfy2001
21/3/2023
21:06
Depleted uranium to Ukraine. Putin, Russia forced to react. Lavrov, this will end

badly for UK. U/1

stonedyou
21/3/2023
21:02
45 Israelis Killed in 4000 Terror Attacks in Past 12 Months…



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