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NWG Natwest Group Plc

327.70
1.00 (0.31%)
Last Updated: 16:17:49
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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Natwest Group Plc LSE:NWG London Ordinary Share GB00BM8PJY71 ORD 107.69P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  1.00 0.31% 327.70 327.60 327.80 330.40 326.20 327.70 7,022,136 16:17:49
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Commercial Banks, Nec 14.77B 4.64B 0.5306 6.19 28.54B
Natwest Group Plc is listed in the Commercial Banks sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker NWG. The last closing price for Natwest was 326.70p. Over the last year, Natwest shares have traded in a share price range of 168.30p to 332.60p.

Natwest currently has 8,737,213,126 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Natwest is £28.54 billion. Natwest has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 6.19.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
05/7/2024
14:12
State pension could be MEANS-TESTED under Labour, admits senior Keir Starmer advisor


Sir Edward Troup, a former executive for HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) who has been advising Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves, said action has to be taken on pensions.

Speaking to LBC, Sir Edward claims that pensioners must "contribute possibly more" than Britons of working age in some circumstances.

In its call for the state pension to be means-tested, the HMRC official noted that pensioners are more likely to have accumulated sizable wealth than those who are younger.

"It's a benefit which you've earned, but in a sense, we've earned all our benefits by paying tax and being members of society," Sir Edward said.

"I don't think it's wrong, it's an income and actually, you do pay tax on it as it happens.

johnwise
05/7/2024
10:18
Barclays, HSBC and Yorkshire Building Society have all reduced their rates, following Santander and Halifax earlier this week.
smurfy2001
05/7/2024
10:16
Labour winning is positive for the housing market and therefore lending.
smurfy2001
05/7/2024
09:23
So the share price has briefly got above 328.20 this morning - a new uptrend high from last October's Q3 low and, more significantly, a 8 1/2 yr high (since before the Brexit vote). All very encouraging for the longer term and I'll stick by my very L/T TA target around £5.
polar fox
04/7/2024
19:29
and what will cable do tomorrow...really nice wedge on the 3yr is it gonna break substantially higher
gcom2
04/7/2024
12:30
Coming back to the SP, we've seen a high of 326.90 this morning, which is getting close to mid-May's uptrend high of 328.20. Since that high, the share price has tested support at 300 and then rallied to where we are today.
The obvious question is, is it getting ready to break decisively higher, or will some more corrective work be required first? Watch 328.20, as well as the vote count!

polar fox
04/7/2024
12:11
A bit last-minute, but my preferred MRP has finally updated.

The party numbers are:
LAB 453
CON..78
LIB..67
REF...7
SNP..19

I've looked at a few specific seats, as previously.

Hunt loses, with LIB having a big 18.2% majority over CON.

Sunak holds with a 4% majority over LAB.

Badenoch holds with a 4.6% majority over LAB.

LIB gains my constituency with a stonking majority of 28.9% majority over CON.

Overall, it looks like LIB are going to benefit from a huge protest vote nationally.

One postal voter told me yesterday that she finally decided to vote CON as usual, rather than LIB, as she had indicated to me earlier. I'm geared up to seeing some more of that tonight as compared with the MRP predictions.

polar fox
04/7/2024
10:23
Indeed gcom2 but lets hope for less sleaze this time round.
Can't understand why people still vote to perpetuate this broken system

cutliff2
03/7/2024
21:53
And this is bad news ???

The Labour Party has designs on your pension if it wins tomorrow's election as it hopes to use the nation's retirement savings to revive the economy.



Seems like the best idea anyone's had regarding the markets for over 14 years.

kiwi2007
03/7/2024
21:27
Since Cameron quit it’s been a clown show.
smurfy2001
03/7/2024
20:51
What would you call the last 14 years.............CRIMEWATCH UK
cutliff2
03/7/2024
20:24
so four years of the muppet show beginning friday then
gcom2
03/7/2024
17:31
Final YouGov MRP - this is not the one I follow, that is still awaited:

"Tory seat total would also be a record low.

Our final MRP model ahead of the general election on Thursday shows a large Labour majority and a crushing defeat for the Conservative party.

Our central projections are vote shares of 22% for the Conservatives, 39% for Labour, 15% for Reform UK, 12% for the Liberal Democrats and 7% for the Greens.

These would result in 431 seats for Labour, 102 for the Conservatives, 72 for the Liberal Democrats, 2 for the Greens and 3 for Reform UK. The SNP have 18 seats in Scotland, and Plaid Cymru 3 in Wales.
unquote

polar fox
03/7/2024
12:10
Good news ... Go Labour.
kiwi2007
03/7/2024
11:55
Good news if you're in the UK market 🤣
smurfy2001
03/7/2024
11:53
Starmer plot to spend £100bn after election win - using YOUR pension fund

The Labour Party has designs on your pension if it wins tomorrow's election as it hopes to use the nation's retirement savings to revive the economy.

johnwise
03/7/2024
10:53
FWIW :- JPMorgan raises NatWest price target to 370 (350) pence - 'overweight'
skinny
03/7/2024
07:32
Any women who votes labour must hate being a women starmerHates women
portside1
02/7/2024
22:03
VIDEO

Mass Immigration Has Caused the Longest Recession Per Person in 70 Yrs

johnwise
02/7/2024
10:07
if this does rise on the inevitable labour landslide, it will show how much damage the tory infighting did to investability into the uk in my opinion...pretty shocking.
gcom2
02/7/2024
10:03
FWIW :- UBS raises NatWest price target to 364 (340) pence - 'buy'
skinny
01/7/2024
19:31
Video:
The truth about global warming


VIDEO: A Dearth of Carbon Dr. Patrick Moore

johnwise
01/7/2024
19:28
NatWest angers farmers by urging customers to buy less red meat and replace dairy products with plant-based alternatives


A 'carbon footprint tracker' uses transaction data based on spending habits



VIDEO
Jordan Peterson Reports Back After 5 Years on Carnivore Diet (Results)


VIDEO
Low Carb Explained

johnwise
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