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LLOY Lloyds Banking Group Plc

51.46
-0.32 (-0.62%)
Last Updated: 16:07:15
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
  -0.32 -0.62% 51.46 51.44 51.46 52.18 50.92 51.42 69,352,292 16:07:15
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Commercial Banks, Nec 23.74B 5.46B 0.0859 5.97 32.6B
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 51.78p. Over the last year, Lloyds Banking shares have traded in a share price range of 39.55p to 54.06p.

Lloyds Banking currently has 63,569,225,662 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Lloyds Banking is £32.60 billion. Lloyds Banking has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 5.97.

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24/6/2021
10:42
Seeing Min's still unconscious, I'll do one for him. Merkel is right, we let back in all those infected Asians, who don't give a stuff about the virus or the rules and now its spreading like wildfire here, and most of us are double vaccinated. Europe still far behind.
mikemichael2
24/6/2021
09:34
There was a lot to be said for the cat. As Lord Goddard pointed out, you could give a meaningful punishment without depriving the country of the services of a good agricultural labourer for a period of months (as would be the case with prison).
grahamite2
24/6/2021
09:22
Cat o' nine tails - good thinking!
joestalin
24/6/2021
09:16
Joe,

Deported or "introduced to hemp" as they used to be many decades ago.

geckotheglorious
24/6/2021
09:15
Max
You cant blame her. Fatty keeps telling us how dangerous it is to reopen our economy. (unless of course you happen to be a UEFA hanger on). Its not hard to beat a team thats addicted to own goals

scruff1
24/6/2021
09:11
There is no kind way of saying this. The European Movement are little more than traitors who need to be deported.
joestalin
24/6/2021
09:06
Ze cooler for you Tommy..


Holidays to Europe in doubt after Angela Merkel’s ‘quarantine the British’ demand

German chancellor calls on other EU states to force arrivals from the UK to isolate over delta variant fears

By
Charles Hymas,
HOME AFFAIRS EDITOR
23 June 2021 • 9:49pm

maxk
24/6/2021
08:34
Pandy99

You know you can edit a posted reply you've made so no need to post the correction in another post!!!!

:)

geckotheglorious
24/6/2021
08:22
I see Bailey has been criticised for lax standards and buck passing at the FCA. Great. Javid saddled us with him - where was the due diligence? Mind you anyone is better than the wokey Canadian chappie.
scruff1
24/6/2021
07:54
Greed at the Top has not only survived the China Virus, it's Thrived on it, just as it's done during the majority of National Emergencies for Decades!
gbh2
24/6/2021
07:49
ood's DiaryAnyone submitting a comment to this site is giving their permission for it to be published here along with the name and identifiers they have submitted.The moderator reserves the sole right to decide whether to publish or not.BrexitJUNE 24, 2021 10 COMMENTSThe European Movement still will not accept the result of a big democratic vote. They have sent me and doubtless many others a glossy brochure designed to show what they see as the bad news of Brexit. They urge us "to build back our ties with the rest of Europe", code no doubt for trying to rejoin. Had remain won I suspect they would have used such a win to justify every federal scheme and every further removal of power from the UK which the EU has in mind.So what are their latest quibbles? Gone are the absurdly wrong forecasts of a house price collapse, a jobs collapse, a GDP collapse as the UK looks forward to its best year of growth for a long time now at last it is out. Instead of a jobs collapse the UK discovers it is short of people for all the jobs that are being created. They still want us to try to re enter the Erasmus scheme instead of backing the new UK scheme which will help many more UK students. They bemoan a loss of certain EU monies, when the UK has promised to spend more than we were getting under EU rules. They are worried about rights of refugees and of EU citizens settled here, yet this has all been taken care of.They are right to highlight problems with fishing and Northern Ireland, but these of course stem from having an Agreement with the EU instead of running our own affairs. They should blame their EU for those troubles.When people ask me what have been the wins so far, I say the biggest win is the right of our country to decide for itself what to raise in tax, what to spend, what to pass into law, who to negotiate Treaties with and how to contribute to the treat causes of prosperity and democracy worldwide. It is true that many of these freedoms have not yet been used. Much opportunity lies ahead, as a Brexit public seeks to educate an anti Brexit establishment into the joys and advantages of making our own decisions and making government accountable directly to us through elections in a way Commissioners never were. There are so many areas where we can do better now we are free to do it our way,which I have often set out here.We have already seen the big advantage of attracting our own vaccine solutions and production capabilities, drawing on the excellence of Uk science. We will create Free Trade Agreements with Australia, New Zealand and the TPP as well as keeping all the FTAs we and the EU held jointly. We have detached ourselves from the pressures to join the Euro or to send ever bigger transfer payments to relatively rich countries on the continent...... John Redwood
xxxxxy
24/6/2021
07:46
Britain now has 2.5m dollar millionaires as global wealth soars despite pandemicHaving $1m is no longer enough to join to world's top 1pc, according to the latest Credit Suisse Wealth ReportByTim Wallace23 June 2021 • 11:47am.... Daily Telegraph
xxxxxy
24/6/2021
07:45
7:29amAll eyes on the BankGood morning. The FTSE is set to open flat ahead of the Bank of England's latest decision on interest rates.The cautious start for the blue-chip index follows the tech-focused Nasdaq hitting another record high overnight. ..... Daily Telegraph
xxxxxy
24/6/2021
07:37
?John Redwood@johnredwood·1hThe EU has said it is working hard to resolve Northern Ireland trade problems. No need to work hard. Just remove all the wrecking rules they are trying to impose to stop the GB to NI food and medicine supply.
xxxxxy
23/6/2021
22:55
The PCR tests was invented by the nobel prize winning bio - chemist ,the brilliant

Kary Mullis , who said numerous times on record , that his invention was not to be

used for testing viruses , it was for DNA and forsenic testing .

Of course those statements from Kary Mullis was totally ignored , and they are

running the PCR tests at 45 -47 cycles when anythig over 24 - 25 cycles will 'give

you anything you are looking for'' and running at 45 cycles means that 97% of your

positives are false , that is why they are reporting rises in cases , which is

incorrect and amounts to medical fraud .

stonedyou
23/6/2021
22:23
The loyalists in Northern Ireland are undoubtedly some of the strongest pro-unionists in our union. Hence, Westminster takes their loyalty for granted & by contrast the Jocks are the least loyal to the union and Westminster mollycoddles them.
utrickytrees
23/6/2021
21:15
Such a loser is arja
sentimental rules
23/6/2021
20:47
xxxxxy,
does not the comment below refer to Ireland and reunification and not to a Colonial power occupying part of Ireland ? ( wry smile ) .

arja
23/6/2021
20:43
Steven Bonnar does Bellshill no favours.
utrickytrees
23/6/2021
20:42
grahmaite,
No big deal if it is not you who is infected and ill ! Only a brextremist could be as selfish as you are !

arja
23/6/2021
20:40
tricktrees,
so your xenophobia even extends to hating a Scottish accent !

arja
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