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LLOY Lloyds Banking Group Plc

55.82
-0.56 (-0.99%)
Last Updated: 09:40:48
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
  -0.56 -0.99% 55.82 55.78 55.82 56.66 55.76 56.42 45,502,967 09:40:48
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Commercial Banks, Nec 23.74B 5.46B 0.0859 6.53 35.65B
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 56.38p. 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 £35.65 billion. Lloyds Banking has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 6.53.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
23/10/2020
16:31
Excellent Day For Lloyds.
Have a great Weekend All. Cheers

falklandi
23/10/2020
16:29
You are clueless.
peteret
23/10/2020
16:25
We can only balance the books with what’s given .This is a perfect example why we need independence . Getting screwed by a landlord who does not care , but take all the rent .
bargainbob
23/10/2020
16:15
yes we need the E.U to pay us if they want a free trade deal. The longer they delay the higher the price should be. £60 Billion if they want the deal now.
mitchy
23/10/2020
16:02
Aceuk
Post 317467
"You people are clueless - it is not in the money mens' interest to take Europe down. They need Europe to avoid the war between the US and China."

You're the clueless one.

War between USA and China is inevitable.
It's a clash of two different civilisations.

And we'd all better pray Communist China does not become the world's policeman.

geckotheglorious
23/10/2020
15:53
We need to ask the EU for our share of the EIB investment gains(as well as our original stake)
geckotheglorious
23/10/2020
15:52
Cheeky cow Sturgeon asks Westminster for more cash to fund her tier five lockdown.
According to Bob the Scots are so rich we should be asking them for a bailout.

excell1
23/10/2020
15:44
The taffs have joined the jocks in the loony bin..
maxk
23/10/2020
15:36
I think we should ask them for a sweetener. £39b to make up for the disparity between what we sell them and what they sell us and to allow a bit of fishing. (Cough cough choke choke) l.o.l
chavitravi2
23/10/2020
15:06
And if Finance, Manufacturing and Fishing are part of that deal that's vast majority of Good Jobs in the UK will continue to be limited by what the EU say we can spend on Improving our jobs market.
gbh2
23/10/2020
14:50
“No, they were sacked because previously you had had three men doing one man's job, which is a fraud on the customer“


Hopefully it happens to Boris

bargainbob
23/10/2020
14:46
I have been reading without a deal French/EU cars will cost upto £2,800 more.
Yet another incentive to deal.

chavitravi2
23/10/2020
14:43
Sorry Min, I wasn't making a point about the banks being bailed out as socialist or not. But I do see a difference in that there was evidently more to lose by letting the banking system fail than winding down mining here in the UK. Not withstanding, in a reasonably short time the gov re-couped the money it pumped into lloyds... some way to go with rbs though admittedly. The money was only going one way with UK mining as it was.
1carus
23/10/2020
14:34
True it's not in anyone's interest to take europe down. The problem is that europe seems determined to collapse everything.

And china us war isnt goi g to change because of europe.

ekuuleus
23/10/2020
14:34
EUSSR = BAD
xxxxxy
23/10/2020
14:32
Stephen Allsop23 Oct 2020 12:25PMAn EU in its own name raising Euro 17 billion  this week through bond issues to fund unemployment is typical of a socialist EU reacting, rather than try help businesses more in the first place. In the near future EU taxes on business can only rise to pay for EU borrowing, and reforming overly stringent EU employment laws would help - inherently causing higher Eurozone unemployment - even in the good times.The EU will need a lot more money to help EU businesses and fund EU wide unemployment, if COVID slump aside, it also forces a future no deal/WTO trade agreement with the UK, as they refuse to take the politics/controls out of EU-UK trade. Oli Kendall23 Oct 2020 12:33PM@Stephen AllsopAnd the UK is not doing record bond issues? Or the US?At least the EU runs a current account surplus and has a high private savings rate. It's self financing.Stephen Warne23 Oct 2020 12:35PMOily you know nothing about the EUSSR's finances, they've never been audited.robert lockhart23 Oct 2020 1:27PM@Oli Kendall @Stephen Allsop And the UK is not governed by the German controlled ECB who will stamp any country in the eussr who dares to deviate from their path..
xxxxxy
23/10/2020
14:31
You people are clueless - it is not in the money mens' interest to take Europe down. They need Europe to avoid the war between the US and China.
aceuk
23/10/2020
14:29
Don't agree with Burnham's politics but he is dead right - unlike most of the plonkers here he wasn't at war and refuses to be at war now. Boris does not know what to with people who don't do war .... people like Burnham and Barnier
aceuk
23/10/2020
14:20
Another very strong reason to get out of europe. Currently Europe's collapse would take us down with them.
ekuuleus
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