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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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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
28/5/2020
09:36
pob, i'm going on data i consider indicative and reliable, not what i would like the data to be. Anyway, enough from me for now.
pierre oreilly
28/5/2020
09:36
and Parliamentary tories are the problem.Surely you know that over Brexit?. Boris had to sack loads of them. they have no values and just see the party as an employment bureau for sons of gentlemen.
mr.elbee
28/5/2020
09:34
(5315, before the edit!)

I'm not getting into that, it's been done to death. You are welcome to your opinion obviously, but the problem is that many tories hold a different opinion.

pierre oreilly
28/5/2020
09:34
PO your coming over with you know what everyone thinks again i know many tory voters and not one of them would agree with you.
pooroldboy55
28/5/2020
09:31
what actions are you talking about?

He did nothing any of us would not have done in the same circumstances..He looked after his family in a very responsible way. and totally legally
Just what would you have had him do instead?

the surveys are not the way I want this,or any other ,country run. Do you want mob rule then?

against the Jews in Germany? against blacks in the Southern States. what is the difference?

None of this fuss computes.

at all..It just shows that the UK is now

UNGOVERNABLE

mr.elbee
28/5/2020
09:30
As i said before, if/when he's gone (assuming boris survives) I'd hope boris would keep consulting him somehow.
pierre oreilly
28/5/2020
09:29
Yes, he played his part and he's a big asset. But his actions are a bigger liablility imv (and many many more people's). Have you see the surveys? (yes, i know, they can be biased)
pierre oreilly
28/5/2020
09:27
explain please,Pierre..
Cummings saved this country from Corbyn.
What's not to like?

mr.elbee
28/5/2020
09:26
why do you think it's labour (solely) who want them out?. Of course they do but that is irrelevant. It's the growing number of tories who want cummings out. Take a referendum now and you'd see what democracy says about cummings. That's exactly why boris is playing such a dangerous game. The danger isn't from the press (or at least no more so than usual), or labour (ditto) it's from tories (right thinking tories at that imo). Long term, if cummings survives, it's extremely bad for the tories.
pierre oreilly
28/5/2020
09:26
Alp...enjoying my steaming hot Orange Pekoe!
One hasn't to imitate his behaviour to follow his instructions
Just another diversionary tactic to delay Brexit.

gotnorolex
28/5/2020
09:17
Yep ,Pierre,and the labour doctors will have won and the democratically expressed wishes of the electorate overruled by a howling,ignorant, angry media led mob

Makes you proud to be British eh?

mr.elbee
28/5/2020
09:16
max - as we have discussed before we need to know who owns the licences etc. Takes 10mins to set up a UK subsidiary and bingo it is British. (That is no different to the Euro subsidiaries of UK groups). Business will level the playing fields later.
alphorn
28/5/2020
09:10
So what do the €uro's see in fishing? Risk the lot for minutiae?
maxk
28/5/2020
08:59
Fishing is minutiae in economic terms - huge in emotional terms.

Dwarfed by illegal drugs and prostitution as I have posted before.

It is a very bad sign when emotions overrule the reality.

alphorn
28/5/2020
08:57
I'm afraid it's a case of keep your nose on to spite your face.

I think we've passed the best option, so now we move onto the second worst, which is boris plus dom going. Not what i want, but what i think has a high chance of happening (Can anyone else at all separate what they want to happen and what they think will happen, or are the two always exactly the same)?

Boris is ignoring the tory anger from tory voters and tory mps, and that is very high risk.

pierre oreilly
28/5/2020
08:54
UK's chief Brexit negotiator admits fishing deal is unlikely by July deadline

Failure to reach a deal could harden EU attitudes at a time when the bloc’s leaders are consumed by the coronavirus pandemic



By
James Crisp,
BRUSSELS CORRESPONDENT
27 May 2020 • 7:53pm


Britain’s chief Brexit negotiator said it was unlikely that Britain and the EU would finalise a fisheries agreement by a July deadline on Wednesday, as Michel Barnier offered UK opposition parties an extension of up to two years on the transition period.

“I am beginning to think we might not make it by the 30th of June,” David Frost told MPs on parliament’s Brexit scrutiny committee the week before the next round of negotiations with the EU.

“We don’t regard fisheries as something that can be traded for any other bits of the negotiation. There is something very important happening at the end of the year which is that we get back control of our own waters,” he said

“Any agreements have simply got to accommodate that reality,” Boris Johnson’s top Brexit official said, as he described the divisions over the issue between the two sides....

maxk
28/5/2020
08:51
Good morning all, and a lovely morning it is, not to mention a nice start to the day with share price on the move up.
chavitravi2
28/5/2020
08:44
gnr - "Go ahead and cut off your nose to spite your face".

Thanks for the entertainment as I have my coffee.

Setting up a chain of cosmetic nose surgeries in the UK will be a winner. Lol

alphorn
28/5/2020
08:39
Thumbs down obviously NOT a holder .
y1phr1
28/5/2020
08:38
Bet the BBC don't have a HYS on the newsnight story.
pooroldboy55
28/5/2020
08:35
A nice start for LLOYDS share holders this morning hopefully a steady rise from here
y1phr1
28/5/2020
08:32
If it's good enough for Cummings, it' good enough for me?
Yep! Go ahead and cut off your nose to spite your face!

gotnorolex
28/5/2020
08:21
Typical comments on bargainbob's Telegraph article above:

Jim Bob
28 May 2020 8:18AM
I don't think even The Guardian would publish such a shallow and embarrassingly childish personal attack as this.

Charlie Louis
28 May 2020 8:17AM
If the recent editorial slant on the DT continues then my subscription won't be renewed. There are plenty of other left wing propaganda outlets in the UK where I can read this sort of nonsense.

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