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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
27/8/2020
15:51
My concern is banks income generation for the foreseeable?
arjun
27/8/2020
15:36
Fed Powell states Rates to stay Low for some time to come....
arjun
27/8/2020
15:35
Graham,

Even a cursory bit of digging tells you that N95 / Half Face masks with suitable filters are the the bare minimum.

Still, even a piece of cloth(sub Surgical mask)is better than nothing as it will reduce the viral load.

Which is,in first instance, key.

geckotheglorious
27/8/2020
15:16
I was offered a 'speed awareness course' as i got caught doing 48 on a smart motorway restricted area, no complaints i was going too fast.
However, all classroom courses are suspended at the moment, and all you can do is an online job, you need zoom and a camera computer. I told Police i didn't have that facility and capability, they said i had to pay the fine and take the points!!!

Anyone had this? and do you think it's fair?

mikemichael2
27/8/2020
15:10
France now seeing big rise in infections, us next?
mikemichael2
27/8/2020
14:59
GeckotheGlorious27 Aug '20 - 12:08 - 313270 of 313280

I think you rather make my point for me there. If the only masks that work are those of the very high quality you mention, then the government's policy of making us wear a mask with no stipulation whatever as to type or quality must necessarily be pure grandstanding.

grahamite2
27/8/2020
14:51
FCA has said banks do not have to offer mortgages holidays after Oct 31st.
chavitravi2
27/8/2020
14:50
Utrickytrees27 Aug '20 - 13:15 - 313274 of 313279

You win the prize for journalist of the day.

The incident you refer to happened in 1872!

grahamite2
27/8/2020
13:57
Theres a banking conflab going on right now.
chavitravi2
27/8/2020
13:41
As for global warming,just cut down on the population,problem solved. No not wars,contraceptives and laws will do it.
As for the U.K. at nearly 70million people,we are already over populated.STOP letting all and sundry come into the country.

excell1
27/8/2020
13:35
But with every crisis the FED comes up with magical rescue idea...and the Dow dances to that tune...becoming very familiar...
diku
27/8/2020
13:30
I don't think people have grasped that there's hundreds of $ billions being leveraged in a derivatives market scaled in hundreds of $ trillions.

This very well researched article from March 23rd illustrates just how deep into this lunacy are the leading USA Banks. This article pretty much coincides with when the covid shut downs were instigated, coincidence? Not in my view it isn't. Naturally none of this appears anywhere in the mass media, since they are engaged in keeping people hiding under the stairs, presumably until at least the USA election is over. Shortly after which I suspect that 'herd immunity' will magically solve the problem.

lefrene
27/8/2020
13:19
diku..there is worse to come if they re-elect the Orange Blob!
goldfinger16
27/8/2020
13:17
Is anybody watching US Republican Conventional speeches...getting very hilarious and theatrical performances...
diku
27/8/2020
13:15
More deaths from carrying coffins than tsunamis.

Henry Taylor, a pall bearer at Kensal Green Cemetery in London, tripped over a stone and stumbled as he was carrying a coffin. The other pall bearers let go of the coffin and it fell on top of Taylor, crushing him to death in front of all the mourners. The widow of the man in the coffin reportedly "nearly went into hysterics"

utrickytrees
27/8/2020
13:07
What facts are scientific? The ones I read about are that the whole thing was and is a scam
mr.elbee
27/8/2020
12:51
The scientific facts cannot be ignored, unfortunately it is going to take more tsunamis, fires, floods and tragedies to make the ignorant see the writing on the wall.
jimbull
27/8/2020
12:34
So there you have it guys, grahamite2 is not prepared to change his ways for the sake of his loved ones or future generations. How selfish can you get? And all for what? What is to lose, what is to gain? Seems heavily balanced on the lose side rather than on the gain side.

Sounds to me like he is a man with no children. How could his grandkids put up with some grandad who is an ignorant and bigoted moron? Hopefully they laugh and ignore the fool. Probably hasn't even got a science CSE or maths CSE to boot yet can understand graphs better than Brian Cox.

LOL!

minerve 2
27/8/2020
12:08
Graham

Masks, depending on which ones clearly do work...And no I'm not including these cloth ones many are wearing in the false belief they do work! Surgical is the bare minimum and that only protects those around the wearer, and not the wearer themselves from everyone else.

N95 bare minimum.
Or half face masks with suitable filters(these ALL have exhale valves so none of this alleged Co2 suffocating/reduced blood Oxygen levels bollux)

I do agree that quarantining and shutting down the economy was highly questionable.

Personally, I'd have quarantined the elderly(anyone over 55)/vulnerable with co-morbidities whilst allowing the rest of the economy to go on as normal(but with mask wearing when in public mandatory)

Economy chugs on as usual.
Most vulnerable kept safe

Shutting down the economy though has not been wise.

geckotheglorious
27/8/2020
12:00
Alan Trent
27 Aug 2020 11:53AM
The idea that we can lockdown until the virus goes away and then go back to the way things used to be is mistaken.

The Covid virus doesn’t show any signs of going away and it will be years if ever until a safe vaccine has been developed and tested. Covid isn’t going to go away any more than the common cold is going to go away.

Just as we accept the risk of becoming a road traffic casualty every time we get in a car - we will all have to learn to accept the risk of Covid if we want to return to anything like normality.

Those who fear the virus the most can isolate themselves if they want – the rest of us should try and get back to normality.

grahamite2
27/8/2020
12:00
German government will deem DB too big to fail.
gary1966
27/8/2020
11:55
so panic about this lot

wifi
5 G
mobile phone masts
irradiated food
nano carbon pollution
damaging MSM psychological destructiveness

FIRST

[never any precautionary hand holding principles here.]

mr.elbee
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