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LLOY Lloyds Banking Group Plc

54.18
0.12 (0.22%)
14 Jun 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
  0.12 0.22% 54.18 54.38 54.42 54.42 53.30 53.96 162,842,854 16:35:14
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Commercial Banks, Nec 23.74B 5.46B 0.0859 6.34 34.59B
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 54.06p. 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 £34.59 billion. Lloyds Banking has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 6.34.

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18/10/2020
10:25
#767. Garbage.

You plan for success; that is what BigPharma does. Project plans are in parallel, not sequential.

It is you that has skewed judgement.

alphorn
18/10/2020
10:18
Anud pozt 766
xxxxxy
18/10/2020
10:17
Stock piling UNTESTED VACCINE. Quackery passing for science. Madness in our time.
xxxxxy
18/10/2020
10:12
No DealWTOCymru am byth
xxxxxy
18/10/2020
10:11
Daily Telegraph
xxxxxy
18/10/2020
10:11
Lloyds to widen compensation review for HBOS fraud victimsThe bank's initial scheme for victims of the scandal was deemed to be 'neither fair nor reasonable'
xxxxxy
18/10/2020
09:27
We voted to leave the single market and customs union of the EUBy JOHNREDWOOD | Published: OCTOBER 18, 2020EU representatives still seem to think the UK wants special access to the single market and is desperate to stay in their trading arrangements. They may be fuelled in this mistaken belief by sections of the UK establishment who seem to think the single market is a good construct that we would be wrong to leave.One of the few things Leave and Remain agreed about in the referendum was leaving the EU meant leaving the single market and customs union. The winners thought this a good thing and the losers thought it was some kind of threat hanging over us. I became a strong critic of the single market when I was the UK's Single market Minister. I was given the task of supervising the UK's response to and involvement in the so called "completion of the single market" in the run up to 1992 when they declared it finished.The endless Council meetings and negotiations were to complete 282 pieces of law making to regulate all sorts of things people trade. Many of these added little or nothing to trade, and many entrenched in law the preferred ways of making and doing things of large continental companies. They stated "1992 will be a pivotal year in the development of the European Community. It marks the final year of the enterprise to complete the single market" and the year when they went on to economic and monetary union.I lost the main argument within the UK government before when I was the PM's adviser. I pointed out you do not need a whole lot of common laws to have a free market. The EU already had established the key proposition, that any good of merchandisable quality in one country could be offered freely for sale in another. This was sufficient in itself. It meant companies could get the benefits of scale and trade their goods freely across the whole EU without tariffs and non tariff barriers. Consumers could decide for themselves if they liked the product and the supporting standards of the sponsor country when making a purchase.The EU was determined to use the excuse of a single market to greatly expand its legislative control over member states. They demanded the end of the veto over all single market legislation to expedite putting through regulations that were against the interests or traditions of individual countries. I advised the government to only surrender the veto for the 282 specified pieces of legislation, and for it to revert thereafter. The government was not even prepared to protect us to that extent, and the UK swallowed the idea of majority voting for huge swathes of legislation. By the time I became Single market Minister I had to construct blocking minorities of countries every time the Commission came up with another damaging or needless proposal.As I feared the EU had no intention of limiting itself to 282 laws for its single market, but went on year after year long after the so called completion of the single market pushing out many new laws to exert control over many new areas all in the name of the single market. The single market was much better at ensuring tariff and barrier free access to the UK for continental manufacturers and farmers than it was at securing access for UK service providers to the continent.
xxxxxy
18/10/2020
09:25
John Redwood@johnredwood1hUK farmers should be planning and investing for a big increase in home demand for their food. I see plenty of packs in the shops now have the U.K. flag on. No-one puts the EU flag on the imports. Why is that?
xxxxxy
18/10/2020
09:23
John Redwood@johnredwood1hGood to see Michael Gove stressing the need for the U.K. to be free of the ECJ, EU laws, control of our fish and the rest. Our trade has grown faster with the rest of the world under WTO rules than with the EU in the single market. Time to just leave. No more talks.
xxxxxy
18/10/2020
08:08
diku, Leeds area is one of the driest in the Country, much like our humour.
gbh2
18/10/2020
06:02
I think Brexit is a great idea and am delighted that they are building 29 huge memorials out of tarmac to celebrate the occasion...
bargainbob
18/10/2020
05:47
Maxk great pic , goes to show with no Scotland no significant fishing rights to worry about .

With Yes at 58 percent should not be a condition of holding back a deal.

bargainbob
18/10/2020
01:23
China is also producing one for £46 . But the benefits are still to be proven.
mitchy
18/10/2020
01:20
So Belgium are mass producing a vaccine already according to the Daily Mail.
mitchy
17/10/2020
23:58
I for one refuse to work hard

Really? You object to brexit so would rather sabotage Brexit to prove it was a bad idea.

I suggest you take an step back and have a long look at yourself, the irony, the hypocrisy.

If brexit is such a bad idea, why would you need to sabotage it?

ekuuleus
17/10/2020
23:43
"Yesterday, upon the stair,

I met a Min who wasn't there!

He wasn't there again today,

Oh how I wish he'd go away!"

maxk
17/10/2020
23:42
5xy 7068
Cling film and in the microwave for 5 min - just daeth

jl5006
17/10/2020
23:34
Johnson and his fellow brexit cabinet are the only ones to blame for this catastrophe. In the end there is no Brexit benefits, not a single one. Only losses. We have to start campaign to rejoin now.
minerve 2
17/10/2020
23:17
... so sayeth the greatest capitalist
ekuuleus
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