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LLOY Lloyds Banking Group Plc

55.52
-0.02 (-0.04%)
31 May 2024 - Closed
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
  -0.02 -0.04% 55.52 55.34 55.38 55.78 55.16 55.66 352,448,137 16:35:15
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Commercial Banks, Nec 23.74B 5.46B 0.0859 6.45 35.2B
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 55.54p. 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 £35.20 billion. Lloyds Banking has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 6.45.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
27/5/2020
14:35
Y1P1, will be nice maybe not today ;-) it will be good if we have a run up and test 34p by Friday if maintains momentum?
arjun
27/5/2020
14:29
Be nice to see 34 p again
y1phr1
27/5/2020
14:27
there is no such a thing as conclusive scientific evidence,Mr Rubicon..indeed we NEED others bugs in order to develop immunity.

Go and live in a cave,mate...do every one a favour.

mr.elbee
27/5/2020
14:11
Afternoon allGood day so far, giddy up, a bit behind Barc and RBS....smash past 32p..... onwards and upwards;-)
arjun
27/5/2020
13:59
The EUSSR and its problems and begging and antidemocratics and bullying and wishing people going to hell and all their nasty nasty stuff is not worth even spitting on.
xxxxxy
27/5/2020
13:22
So, nothing has change so far..On the way down support at 28p and on the way up the new low support is at 34p and that is if manage to pass through with confidence. At the moment is a traders paradise.. we still waiting for the news which will lift the market upwards and onward.
k38
27/5/2020
13:10
BobThe hypocrisy of the opposition has no boundaries .. that shows what incapable labour is and how poisonous is the BBC.
k38
27/5/2020
12:54
Ut - What an extraordinary windup. You really must try and get out further than the end of your road.
alphorn
27/5/2020
12:54
Please take the time to watch this devastating 20 minutes from Newsnight which completely destroys the Cummings patchwork defence of lies, obfuscation, arrogance, and horrendous levels of Tory members' absolute hypocrisy.
UTTERLY ASTONISHING.

2:05 Cabinet Minister - "This will cost lives!"
4:00 Kruger MP - "Johnson can't function without Cummings."
5:20 Emily Maitliss - Long list of Cummings' transgressions.
6:40 Lewis Goodall - List of lies from Ministers and Cummings.
9:05 Cummings - His 'Cloak of Invisibility'. He's got the virus; he's not got the virus. CRITICAL CRITICAL CRITICAL
10:20 Prof Robert West - "Sacrificing lives for political reasons."
12:30 Craig Whittaker MP - "Cummings has not taken responsibility."
15:45 Andrew Bridgen MP - A twisted corkscrew of hypocrisy. It is ALL the media's fault. Arrogance; hubris; hypocrisy.
16:20 Emily Maitliss - INCONTROVERTIBLE evidence.
17:05 Andrew Bridgen MP - Corkscrew upon corkscrew suggests Cummings gave "logical explanation".

I don't think I have ever seen as damaging a piece of TV journalism in such a long time. If this doesn't have you questioning the sheer, blatant, illogical avalanche of lies and hypocrisy from each of these Tory apologists for a manipulative, unelected, Svengali-Rasputin type figure of no moral worth, nothing will.

Cummings MUST go.
If ONLY to save lives.

bargainbob
27/5/2020
12:50
Once Little England is all alone it will get to the European level pretty Quick Utrickytrees.
bargainbob
27/5/2020
12:44
Sorry for off topic looks like Lloyd’s is finding a new support level.
bargainbob
27/5/2020
12:43
Just reading the BoE chief economist has said they are not remotely close to a decision to taking interest rates below zero to try and boost the economy.
That's good news for the banks.

chavitravi2
27/5/2020
12:41
LB, Itll still be a while before your average brit is as thick as your average European.
utrickytrees
27/5/2020
12:31
Part of dividends, one off, will be paid end of year to keep business going.. People are desperate for cash and business will still operate only if people will spend their cash.
k38
27/5/2020
12:20
Indeed Alp, not sure why they bothered other than to fill a page.
maxk
27/5/2020
12:19
see we have hit our limit again today, BOT is up and running :(
aljm
27/5/2020
12:17
"You are a rude and obnoxious fool "

Rude - oh yes.
Obnoxious - definitely so.
Fool - certainly not.

:)

minerve 2
27/5/2020
12:15
max - made me smile. "Buyer demand has surged.........but this won't lead to a big sales boost". Lol
alphorn
27/5/2020
12:07
No miniman it is you that is starting to get to me. You are a rude and obnoxious fool and the world/bulletin board would be much better off without you and your foul mouth.

Now go wash it out with soap!

financeguru
27/5/2020
12:07
Property hunters swap London for the south coast as demand soars after market reopens

Buyer demand has surged past pre-lockdown levels, but this won't lead to a big sales boost


By
Melissa Lawford
27 May 2020 • 6:00am


Demand from house hunters has surged above pre-lockdown levels since the market reopened, with London losing out to cities on the south coast, according to property portal Zoopla.

Buyer demand, a measure of the number of inquiries being made on properties, increased by 88pc across England in the week following the market reopening. On May 19, it was 20pc above the levels seen at the beginning of March.

But the new figures show that coronavirus has brought a serious hit to London’s appeal, with England’s regional cities, particularly on the south coast, recording the biggest jumps.

In Portsmouth and Southampton, respective buyer demand in the week following the market reopening was 46pc and 42pc above February levels respectively. By contrast, in London, demand was down 14pc....

maxk
27/5/2020
11:53
No chance of a dividend this year I'm afraid. Wait and see the unemployment figures in the coming months, they won't be allowed to pay dividends as millions lose their jobs, their homes and living standards collapse.

wllm

wllmherk
27/5/2020
11:46
financeguru

Oh, is the current Cumming's affair getting to you old boy?


Oh, it's such a shame.

Grow up you big girl's blouse.

minerve 2
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