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LLOY Lloyds Banking Group Plc

54.72
-0.92 (-1.65%)
Last Updated: 10:52:01
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Lloyds Banking Group Plc LSE:LLOY London Ordinary Share GB0008706128 ORD 10P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -0.92 -1.65% 54.72 54.70 54.72 55.66 54.58 55.66 22,455,448 10:52:01
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Commercial Banks, Nec 23.74B 5.46B 0.0859 6.37 34.76B
Lloyds Banking Group Plc is listed in the Commercial Banks sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker LLOY. The last closing price for Lloyds Banking was 55.64p. Over the last year, Lloyds Banking shares have traded in a share price range of 39.55p to 57.22p.

Lloyds Banking currently has 63,569,225,662 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Lloyds Banking is £34.76 billion. Lloyds Banking has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 6.37.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
17/12/2019
13:47
Who is playing the silly games?

ROFLMAO

alphorn
17/12/2019
13:45
Yes, the deadline is needed, Alphorn. It is saying loud and clear to the Euros (and their electorates) that we've had enough of their silly games; and it is telling them there are no traitors in the UK for them to use as fifth columnists any more, so they needn't bother trying.
grahamite2
17/12/2019
13:34
PC - some truth in that.
alphorn
17/12/2019
13:34
ps, Oh, also the danger of the EU collapsing under the weight of it's debt without the UK supporting it...there is that.
mitchy
17/12/2019
13:30
Any road up getting back to ramping....errr...erm I mean expertly measuring lloy's potential. Regarding house prices. They may well be stagnant or even coming off a little in London. Out here in the sticks (Dorset) we are still seeing steady gains.
Probably due to the exodus from overcrowded London. I 'feel' the overall effect accumulated nation wide is a roughly balanced picture of value. So not overly concerned about values in the capital.

The ppi's are a thorn we could do without and the threat ( even a small one) of a No Deal isn't ideal mainly because the market doesn't want to see it. Personally I see a No Deal exit would involve two years grace where everything would stay the same whilst a deal is formulated . A deal that we can negotiate from a position of strength. There is no reason why we couldn't simply continue to follow EU standards
in manufacturing. The EU don't want to make it more difficult for us to buy BMW's.
Medical and scientific research can also continue collaboration as they always have even before the EU.
We would get our fisheries back and stop the bleeding of £400,000,00 each week. Win Win.
How the banking sector with it's finger in the exchange of Euro's etc cookie jar
will be effected isn't something I know to much about. Perhaps smartypants can enlighten us as he seems to be all knowing. On second thoughts....hhmm

mitchy
17/12/2019
13:29
G2 - set up a deadline that you did not need. Great strategy.

You and max are not the sharpest tools in the box today.

alphorn
17/12/2019
13:25
Remain camp and Leave camps, for the most part, can easily be drilled down to, those well travelled (remain) , and those that never left the housing estate
sentimentrules
17/12/2019
13:25
Actually much of the blame lies with Gove. Had Johnson been leader from the beginning not one of these discussions would be taking place now.
patientcapital
17/12/2019
13:22
Nicely summed up graham!
maxk
17/12/2019
13:22
Absolutely:

Nationalism is a comfort blanket for the weak minded, and inferior

sentimentrules
17/12/2019
13:19
Why I just bought more of the Lloyds Bank share price
freddie01
17/12/2019
13:16
Nationalism is for neanderthal morons who haven't got the wherewithal or courage to compete in the new world.

Back to your caves gammons.

minerve 2
17/12/2019
13:15
I'm going to choose what I have for lunch. If I don't make my mind up in 20 seconds I'm going to have a ham sandwich even though I will not get time to see what is inside the fridge.
minerve 2
17/12/2019
13:15
Hope people are preparing for the impending global food crisis!

"Nations Scramble for Food -- Shortages Blamed on "Nationalism"

crossing_the_rubicon
17/12/2019
13:13
Stupid dishonest narcissist. What is the point in having legislation curbing the length of negotiations? If it's ready it's ready, if it's not then don't do it.
It's like saying 'The anaesthetic has 2 minutes to work. If it hasn’t, we're operating anyway'.
Or, we have 5 minutes to pack our parachutes, if it’s not done, we’re jumping anyway.
Perhaps he can start mentioning death in ditches.

minerve 2
17/12/2019
13:13
And there he goes..another proud Brit...off into oblivion
smartypants
17/12/2019
13:12
Somebody take the laxatives away from LLoyds

loooooool

sentimentrules
17/12/2019
13:11
Was on the cards within 2 days Minerve

they all got suckered again

Last Friday shall always be known as:

Chimp Armageddon

sentimentrules
17/12/2019
13:10
When do we change the country name to Trumpistan?
When the swallows fly back to Capistrano!

gotnorolex
17/12/2019
13:02
Watch the rhetoric change shortly after January.

The ground work needs to be laid by the Torygraph and Daily Hail to blame the ensuing economic crash on EU intransigence.

"Your Job Loss is the Fault of the EU."

But dont' worry! We can get by if we sell off the NHS.

minerve 2
17/12/2019
13:01
It was fun while it lasted. Back to the reckless business as usual.
minerve 2
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