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LLOY Lloyds Banking Group Plc

55.54
0.00 (0.00%)
26 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
  0.00 0.00% 55.54 55.56 55.58 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Commercial Banks, Nec 23.74B 5.46B 0.0859 6.47 35.32B
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 £35.32 billion. Lloyds Banking has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 6.47.

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25/7/2019
09:47
"They will if they want to hold onto their jobs careful"

Unlike you maxk, some of us are men of principle and values and not foolish puppies to the money gods.

minerve 2
25/7/2019
09:45
cheshire pete

I have been 'told off' about raising issues of cancer because bargain bob believes you are recovering from prostrate cancer.



I say this: think yourself lucky that you are still here. Your political beliefs continue to make sure following generations will not be as lucky as you - unless they have the money.

Children have died of cancer this year - unnecessarily so - because of Tory policy and NHS elite greed.

You don't deserve the treatment IMO and nature should have been allowed to take its course.

minerve 2
25/7/2019
09:40
They will if they want to hold onto their jobs careful.
maxk
25/7/2019
09:39
People in a hurry generally don't think things through properly.


This cabinet are not even a match for a small-cap boardroom.

minerve 2
25/7/2019
09:38
Good to see he's brought back some of the most useless and disgraced faces of old, such as Patel and Williamson.

Both should be in Prison as opposed to running the country.

Just about says it all for me...........

ladeside
25/7/2019
09:34
The ERG undermined May's government and ended up victorious.
How will the defeated Tory Remoaner MP's behave on the back benches.
Will they pledge allegiance to the new Emperor?

careful
25/7/2019
09:28
It's just over 15 years since Jeremy Corbyn signed a Commons motion looking forward to human life being destroyed by an asteroid. Starting to seem like quite an attractive policy!
gotnorolex
25/7/2019
09:28
Cobham. Yes. A bit sad. But the way it is. Anyway technology moves on. Changes. Progress. A metaphor for Change and Progress.Poignant though..
xxxxxy
25/7/2019
09:28
Boris will move quickly, man in hurry.
no reason not to bring this Brexit negotiation to a head, one way or another, within 1 month.
The arguments have been made over the last 3 years, and need not be repeated.

careful
25/7/2019
09:25
Personally i think the new recruits should have a policy from not many years ago. Forget arrests. Just go out and slap the scum hard to the ground. Any with a knife, stick it in him as a reminder not to carry it again
sentimentrules
25/7/2019
09:25
Roy Batty is gone .. RIP
maxk
25/7/2019
09:24
"20,000 new cops on the street is a great start."

More cops doesn't alone address the issues of crime and social unrest. It is addressing the symptom, not the cause.

We will have 20,000 new plods all with tattoos and the brains of a gnat.

minerve 2
25/7/2019
09:23
Minerve how many .uk assets were bought out 2000 to 2015?
sentimentrules
25/7/2019
09:22
Hence IMO H&S pattern should play out in Dec 2019

50p get hit IMO

buywell3
25/7/2019
09:22
Another UK asset bought and swallowed:

Cobham, the UK aerospace and defence supplier, will be bought by US buyout group Advent International in a deal that values it at £4bn.

minerve 2
25/7/2019
09:21
LLOY is buying back circa 200M per month

Means from March 2019 it can do this for 9 months under existing authority or till end of this November.

If a hard Brexit is the outcome one would expect accelerated buybacks in November and the latter half of October IMO

buywell3
25/7/2019
09:21
Boris learned from Mays time. Needs to be authoritarian. Centre only assures a short stint and has no impact. So whatever time he serves , should be highly effective

Brexit for sure anyway. That's a done deal already in my book.

Looking forward to seeing his national plans in action. 20,000 new cops on the street is a great start.

sentimentrules
25/7/2019
09:19
I'm sorry. You are deluded. Only chimps will forget dirty work like that. It is actually going to empower anti-Tory sentiment.
minerve 2
25/7/2019
09:17
Boris's new Cabinet, it was John McDonnell's turn on Peston last night to hail it as the "most right wing Cabinet in my lifetime" and predict that we'll see some "pretty hardline neo-liberal policies come out". High praise indeed from Britain's most left-wing ever Shadow Chancellor. McDonnell astutely notes that they will be "differentiated certainly from the Labour Party"...Whether it really suits Corbyn "down to the ground" is another matter, he may end up finding out sooner than he really wants. New Leader of the Commons Jacob Rees-Mogg told Peston a general election was not a "government objective" but was "impossible to rule out" given the Parliamentary arithmetic. The way Boris ruthlessly stamped his authority on the Cabinet yesterday suggests he is more than prepared to face down any potential rebels. With an election if necessary...McDonnell couldn't even say Labour would definitely back Remain, meanwhile Corbyn continues to wander round aimlessly calling for a general electionnfids Marxist leadership may be in for a sharp shock now they're no longer getting an easy ride against May's muddled centrism...Order order
xxxxxy
25/7/2019
09:10
Minerve once the exit is done, its done. Country will unite even if with begrudgery.
sentimentrules
25/7/2019
09:07
Does Boris understand that the 'D' and the 'U' in his plans are mutually exclusive?

You are not going to deliver a No Deal and then unite the country.

His superficial, faux eccentric charm might work on the simple folk and a few vulnerable women with self-esteem issues but it isn't going to work with Remainers.

minerve 2
25/7/2019
09:01
Here is the question. The financial markets. Are they betting on a deal done by October 31st?

Many benchmarks out there. I would suggest they are.

What u all think via market bets?

I should say out by...

Dunno if an actual deal

sentimentrules
25/7/2019
09:01
The EUSSR is the LEECH on the back of the UK.LEAVE and WTO
xxxxxy
25/7/2019
08:57
Some youngsters up to no good behind the putting hut....good boys!!!
hernando2
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