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LLOY Lloyds Banking Group Plc

59.60
0.82 (1.40%)
Last Updated: 10:02:36
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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
  0.82 1.40% 59.60 59.58 59.60 59.78 59.06 59.10 40,900,379 10:02:36
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Commercial Banks, Nec 23.74B 5.46B 0.0859 6.92 37.37B
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 58.78p. Over the last year, Lloyds Banking shares have traded in a share price range of 39.55p to 59.78p.

Lloyds Banking currently has 63,569,225,662 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Lloyds Banking is £37.37 billion. Lloyds Banking has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 6.92.

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03/8/2019
19:07
Xxxxy really , I suggest you do a little research on Ireland .
bargainbob
03/8/2019
18:50
LifelogicPosted August 2, 2019 at 10:49 am |Permalink"10 tax free ports to be created after EU exit" – Well if 10 are a good idea why not make the whole of the UK a tax free port, free of unnecessary checks and paperwork and with liberated planning laws?Why should this just apply to 10 ports rather than others who will be the lucky owners? It is just discrimination and unfair competition. I though this woke government wanted equality. They even have Rudd as Minster Women and Equality. And a competition authority.All places are equal but some are more equal than others it seems.Reply?Sir Joe SoapPosted August 2, 2019 at 4:29 pm |PermalinkWhy not make NI one large freeport?Wouldn't that solve a certain small problem?
xxxxxy
03/8/2019
17:51
How about the attempted trade deal with India?

The Indian government insisted that Indian students in uk universities must be given the right to stay in the uk if they wished. otherwise, no trade deal.
We gave in, so much for controlling immigration.

We shall be met with all sorts of demands and condition when we negotiate our own trade deals.

We are better off inside the EU. you will realise that, but far too late.

The eu. is a union, the clue is in the title, collective strength and self support because we are too weak on our own in a hostile World.
That is why we joined in the first place.

careful
03/8/2019
17:43
grahamite

whether the tax is immoral or any other tax for that matter has nothing to do with it.
We are a sovereign country and America is threatening no trade deal unless we change our tax proposals.

So much for great, simple trade deals, and as Farage shouted in that barking loud voice of his;
'today is out Independence Day'.

We are losing our independence if that tax is changed after American threats.

A vassal state, unable to make our own tax decisions.

You must be worried at this development, you are not that stupid.
And Boris Johnson will be as well.

careful
03/8/2019
16:51
What part of losing our individual veto don't you understand.
steve4003
03/8/2019
16:31
You will find that you are in fact losing your influence and independence by leaving the EU.

How can you be dominated by the eu. when we are important members who help make the rules and can veto any rules we do not like?

We are about to be dominated by America. If you read that piece I quoted above already the USA are ordering us to cancel our new tax on American internet giants.

It will be interesting to see if our new chancellor obeys this instruction.

I see this whole process right now as slowly, very slowly, educating brexiteers.

careful
03/8/2019
16:03
Trev. Lloyd's is by far the rip of bank on customers Their tv advert is terrible Lloyd's do not want to talk to savers about MONEY its all lies ,
portside1
03/8/2019
15:48
It's time to take control of our lives from those hurtful, frustrating, offensive, manipulative people in Brussels People like careful who love to be dominated feel free and move in to Europe.
k38
03/8/2019
15:10
Worry about American threats on trade talks with the UK.
Todays Telegraph reports that trade talks will not even begin unless the UK withdraws its plan to tax the American internet giants.
2% on turnover was proposed in the budget, and comes into effect in the next few months.

These companies are crushing everyone and they pay hardly any tax.

Ken Clarke has experience of trade talks and he said that it is difficult to sell into America. But as Warren Buffett once said, buying stuff is easy, but selling stuff is more difficult.

Also in the same paper today it says that the congressmen who deal with trade talks are worried the uk has not got the ability to do trade talks. They have not negotiate a trade deal for 40 years.

The Americans are bullies and ruthless, and these trade talks have not even started yet.
Already they are ordering us to change our tax decisions or else.

We all remember how they treated BP and the outrageous billions payed out in compensation after the oil spill.

We should stick with the EU. they have the size and power to keep the American internet giants in check.

careful
03/8/2019
14:50
sorry portside but what else do you think banks do!
123trev
03/8/2019
14:44
"Our fees are fair. You only pay us 20% Plus VAT on any compensation received as a result of a successful claim."

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poikka
03/8/2019
14:43
House of Commons shurely?
maxk
03/8/2019
14:36
Mikemichael, just committed fraud , away to the gallows with him.
bargainbob
03/8/2019
14:27
OMG we are consorting with crooks here!

Good luck mikemichael, let us know how you get on. And tell us whether you get sent to Parkhurst or The Moor, in case we want to visit you!

grahamite2
03/8/2019
14:26
People sell shares for all sorts of reasons and directors are no different. I would be lot more suspicious if he had sold at 65p.
gaffer73
03/8/2019
14:23
OK, PPI claim gone in with FINDYOURPPI full page spread in Mail today. I have never had PPI but that question was never asked, lets see what happens.
mikemichael2
03/8/2019
14:16
Good sell, your get these back at 45p.
montyhedge
03/8/2019
14:14
monty=short.
mikemichael2
03/8/2019
14:02
As far as I'm concerned, this will either stabilise at this range or continue down until 31st October.

I was tempted to sell at 66p. In the end I sold at 59p and 57p.

I'll probably buy back in after Brexit.

ekuuleus
03/8/2019
13:57
Oh dear, I think the €U are missing the elephant in the room.
maxk
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