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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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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 | |
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0.12 | 0.23% | 52.18 | 52.24 | 52.28 | 52.90 | 52.20 | 52.38 | 86,283,449 | 16:35:06 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Commercial Banks, Nec | 23.74B | 5.46B | 0.0859 | 6.08 | 33.22B |
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29/3/2020 17:50 | ominic 17 09 Agree but BJ had no choice - he listened to IC and DOH and their comments were impelling. They may indeed be misfounded and wrong - but the PM is bound by guidance. If Stevens is a prat and Willy without the no how then that is another matter. Thegurdian will continue its onslaught - Hope Polly u in Tuscany in your villa - never to return! | jl5006 | |
29/3/2020 17:47 | Maybe they could have their own carriage Don't know if it may help Like the old days of No Smoking carriages and I remember Ladies Only compartments.... | ignoble | |
29/3/2020 17:38 | Bring back the Sierra...I mean the Ford Sierra...and Vauxhall Cavalier!... 'Modeo man' was a socio economic group. A man used to be proud of his 5 year old Mondeo. Goodbye Mercedes and BMW for the masses, back to Mondeo man. It was good whilst it lasted. | diku | |
29/3/2020 17:28 | pal44 We have no idea what the number is because the testing has ended. I actually think the number of cases is far higher than 32,000 I calculated two weeks ago. | minerve 2 | |
29/3/2020 17:17 | As Boris Johnson warns that things will get worse before they get better, Downing Street sources state that China faces a 'reckoning'.The country is likely to have to remain in lockdown until June followed by continued social distancing restrictions according to the Imperial College London epidemiologist Neil Ferguson. His predictions were echoed by Michael Gove speaking to Ridge on Sunday.As the UK heads into the second week of lockdown, and the death toll hits four figures, Ministers and senior Downing Street officials turned on China over the pandemic saying that they face a 'reckoning' o | xxxxxy | |
29/3/2020 17:10 | Lies, damned lies and statistics. | xxxxxy | |
29/3/2020 17:09 | ominicPosted March 29, 2020 at 1:23 pm | PermalinkThe NHS is always overloaded. It's been their mantra since they became a vested interest. It's the only method they know to expand their budgets.The NHS must be exposed to criticism not uncritical sycophancy. We know what happens when this organisation is allowed to function without oversight.When will people learn and understand what happened in 1997? Blair turned the entire public sector into a political and party vested interest when before its function was the oppositeAnd now we have an entire public sector whose primary function is the promotion of itself and its political leverage and political influenceThe NHS is now a political religion that no political party dare touch. That is very dangerous as it transfers a certain degree of political power from elected politicians to unelected bureaucratsIt is my belief that what we are seeing is the destruction of private sector employment by a PM pandering the influence of NHS chiefs and academic 'experts'Well, it's the private sector that pays the bills of the NHS not the other way around. So who exactly will pay the bills of this PM's political decision to destroy employment in the private sector on the altar of more virtue signalling politics?It almost feels we have become slaves to the Blair's political construct he built in 1997 and has been built upon by every cowardly Tory PM since | xxxxxy | |
29/3/2020 17:05 | careful A finance lease is just that - u have to pay -no cop out! HP still exists until u pay it off. I cant afford my BMW on FL - u could not afford it when u bought it? Credit score for many down the mines. | jl5006 | |
29/3/2020 17:00 | Pal 44 Guess u will hide away? Phps die - useless prediction! | jl5006 | |
29/3/2020 16:55 | I wonder how bad things will get for Lloyds bank. Already there re reported cases of people handing back their lease financed cars because they cannot afford the monthly payments. Lloyds are big in car lease financing. Same with BTL mortgages, so dependent on the rented sector. Investment in property to rent for overseas students is huge in many parts of the country. And the Universities themselves have become dependent on overseas students. Some are laying off staff. And this thing has not even started. Things will get very bad economically. If this thing goes on for too long. | careful | |
29/3/2020 16:51 | Poikka I was in Dominican republic when I was 17yo and it was horrific. A civil war on at the time. I was offered a bottle of rum 7 coca cola and a woman for one dollar.....Needless to say I declined the offer and legged it back to the ship and we headed for Jamaica which was only slightly better. LOL | maxidi | |
29/3/2020 16:48 | Poika - Africa was also quite an experience. However, there are still too many cases of modern slavery within the UK. Should have been stamped out moons ago. | alphorn | |
29/3/2020 16:42 | There are no real communist countries left in the world. China has morphed into a very ruthless dictatorship as has Russia. Even Cuba is run by big money nowadays. | maxidi | |
29/3/2020 16:41 | maxidi, I saw much the same when I was in India in 1961, it was a shock to me as a 16 year-old accustomed only to life in the UK. Women selling themselves for a bar of soap, or packet of cigarettes - for example. Have to say that I'm referring to ports such as Calcutta. Alexandria in Egypt was much the same. We're so fortunate to live where we do, which make it so irritating to hear people in this country complaining. | poikka | |
29/3/2020 16:27 | careful - I can't fully agree with you. By ordinary people with ordinary careers do you mean trades' people? Who did you mean? I would like to see more respect for all careers. It may just be in the South East but I have seen over the past few decades a big shift towards the high earning London services 'crowd' and away from the trades. That IMO needs to change. | alphorn | |
29/3/2020 16:12 | We are not used to getting poorer. So many Merceds, Audi, BMW, Jaguar on the road these days. Overseas holidays, eating out,golf club membership, wine with meals, once only for the privileged few. I wonder if we are in for a set back. Ordinary people with ordinary careers with go back to manage living on the essentials as in the past. The age of affluence, which has slowly evolved for ordinary people from about 1955 on, accelerated since 1980's, may be drawing o a close. 'Modeo man' was a socio economic group. A man used to be proud of his 5 year old Mondeo. Goodbye Mercedes and BMW for the masses, back to Mondeo man. It was good whilst it lasted. | careful | |
29/3/2020 16:11 | Incredible that there’s so many of us. Unsung hero. | smartie6 | |
29/3/2020 16:09 | Re tuff live beyond ur means and moan when u cant get next weeks wage. Snowflakes think - sorry wrong word - snowflakes expect. never again boys and girls - you will have to learn how to do. not something u were taught. | jl5006 | |
29/3/2020 16:09 | wends - good description. He was very good indeed. | alphorn | |
29/3/2020 16:04 | ianood : Absolutely concur regarding your views of Alistair Darling. He was strong , candid , canny , resolute and decisive .... in the mould of a 'dour' Scot. VERY MUCH AN UN-SUNG HERO WHO SOUGHT NEITHER FORTUNE OR FAME. We have a lot to thank him for. | wendsworth | |
29/3/2020 15:49 | 'Careful it's all relative half the working population of the UK are 2 wage packets away from destitution & poverty' TUFF, they should have saved more instead of gearing up the highest mortgage they can get,leasing a flash car on finance, and spending beyond their means. | mikemichael2 |
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