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LLOY Lloyds Banking Group Plc

55.76
1.40 (2.58%)
06 Jan 2025 - 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
  1.40 2.58% 55.76 55.66 55.68 55.72 54.28 54.40 160,566,732 16:35:12
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Commercial Banks, Nec 23.74B 5.46B 0.0901 6.17 32.95B
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 54.36p. Over the last year, Lloyds Banking shares have traded in a share price range of 41.00p to 63.46p.

Lloyds Banking currently has 60,609,645,770 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Lloyds Banking is £32.95 billion. Lloyds Banking has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 6.17.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
23/6/2024
10:36
The Adder Party.
hardup1
23/6/2024
10:15
OK scruff, please advise me who to vote for.
mikemichael2
23/6/2024
10:13
Imagine a world with Trump in the Whitehouse (singing I see weeds on the green) Farage in No10 (singing red roses too) Le Pen in the Élysée Palace (dreaming in clouds of white) with Putin, Kim Jong Un and Xi Jinping in perfect harmony!
What a wonderful world that wouldn't be!

gotnorolex
23/6/2024
09:57
One policy labour have tabled which im in agreement with is more regional autonomy. However, it may come at a price for some regions. I'm currently in the NE and one trait they have adopted from the Jocks is to constantly moan about the levels of funding their area receives from Westminster. Love it up here they've got absolutely everything my area of the Midlands could ever wish for....Great transport links and a brilliant metro. Talking to the cabbies though you do wonder if they've maxed out when it comes to the levvy of council tax charges? Evidently the people of Whitley bay pay as much as some of the most expensive boroughs.

MM2 I'd urge anyone who can't endorse a candidate to spoil their ballot.

utrickytrees
23/6/2024
09:07
Only the game remains the same. Not witnessed VAR?

M2
Bad attitude. Cant win so not playing

scruff1
23/6/2024
08:51
Post 395132...once a wise man said...the game remains the same only the players change...because the system is set up such...voters are just the spectators...


Who you vote for makes little difference.




Councils are struggling to cut back over grown trees or maintain parks...these creates a huge clear up when leaves fall off in autumn...Councils struggling to repair pot holes...where do you start...the entire local road networks need re surfacing not patch up job that leads to a hump...and as for those man made road humps no consistence in heights...pressure on car suspensions...cars are supposed to driven on flat surface tarmac with minor unevenness...

diku
23/6/2024
08:33
UK out of control on auto pilot.

Unmanageable, too many huge deep state institutions that politicians dare not touch.
Too many people, too many dogs, too many cars, too many immigrants.

The fall of the Roman Empire, collapse of the Ottoman Empire, Pre revolutioery Russian Empire.
We have had our turn in the sun, being top dog, it is over.

Who you vote for makes little difference.
It is like voting for a new manager of the Scottish football team.

careful
22/6/2024
20:11
jordy
Back in yer bag lady

scruff1
22/6/2024
19:38
'Back into Europe' you're having a laugh, Europe is going down the pan fast, with France in the lead!!!
mikemichael2
22/6/2024
18:29
Stan
15 years of hard labour means bankruptcy - no welfare and no pension. simples cos just oil supreme court decision - means just that.
Happy days of penury!

jl5006
22/6/2024
17:35
Surely you mean unfortunately we'll have donkey sanctuary celebrities in the executive braying club!
gotnorolex
22/6/2024
15:00
Spot on Scruff, your insightfulness is amazing. I think I love you.
jordaggy
22/6/2024
14:49
From Migration Watch:-

Reform’s manifesto
This week it was the turn of Reform UK to unveil their manifesto. While prompting a number of questions, the proposals on immigration certainly showed intent and determination. The main proposals were:

Freeze all non-essential immigration
Return immigrants arriving in small boats to France and leave the ECHR
Bar student dependants
End immediate access to benefits
Raise the National Insurance to 20% for foreign workers
The ban on student dependants and the dependants of care workers is, of course, already in place. And unlikely to be reversed by a future Labour government (if they have any sense).

The proposed 'freeze' on non-essential immigration and zero net migration is a stronger stance from Reform (we believe necessarily so) than either of the two main parties. It is the sort of firm policy commitment that is essential if the catastrophic (a word we use regularly and advisedly) levels of immigration. However, we are also mindful of future migration from Hong Kong if China were to embark on another crack-down should Hong Kongers stir again. Remember, there are 3-5 million British National Overseas (BNOs) passport holders. Meanwhile, there is also Ukraine. What will happen once the fighting stops? How likely is it that the c200,000 who have come here will return to their homeland? Or, as we have said before, are they just as likely to be joined by those they left behind?

joestalin
22/6/2024
08:00
Good to see the LGBGTQ+ flag flying proudly over the Tynemouth priory & Castle this morning. FFS this level of indoctrination must stop!
utrickytrees
22/6/2024
06:59
YOU CANT REASON WITH THEM SCRUFF THEY ARE ALL CULTISTS NOW.
mr.elbee
22/6/2024
03:05
Oh and GG, defence stocks surged prior to 7/10. Coincidence? yeah, just like 'puts' on airlines surged prior to 9/11.
jordaggy
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