Lloyds Share News (LLOY)
LLOY Share
LLOY Share
LLOY Share
LLOY Share
LLOY
LLOY Share
LLOY Level 2
LLOY Live
LLOY Broker
LLOY Directors
LLOY Financial
LLOY
LLOY Short
LLOY
Last checked at -
Proposals for sweeping reforms to Britain's banks have reignited speculation that some big lenders may move their operations abroad. HSBC and Barclays have been given an incentive to shift all or part of their businesses overseas after the recommendations in Sir John Vickers' report on banking, anal
Read moreStocks rediscovered their earlier buoyancy to finish with strong gains as hopes of a resolution of the euro crisis attracted buyers. Today's big mover, Cairn Energy, fell sharply after reporting disappointing results from its drilling campaign offshore Greenland, with one well coming up dry and ano
Read moreThis morning's bright start seems a distant memory now, with shares firmly in the red as worries over the Eurozone situation take centre stage again. Today's big mover, Cairn Energy is sharply lower after reporting disappointing results from its offshore drilling campaign offshore Greenland, with o
Read moreReports that China is planning to provide support to the Eurozone helped UK stocks higher on Tuesday morning, following a late recovery on Wall Street last night. Wall Street's rally was prompted by reports that Italy's government is negotiating with the Chinese government in the hope that Beijing
Read moreDespite finishing over 1% down, the FTSE 100 managed to pull back slightly despite a broad sell-off across Europe and a mixed start on Wall Street. Concerns over Europe's sovereign debt crisis were escalated today on speculation that Greece is headed for a default. Meanwhile, Greece's prime ministe
Read moreThe top share index is stuck firmly in negative territory as worries over the Eurozone crisis and possible effects on global growth continue. The UK has its own concerns though after the government-appointed Independent Commission on Banking has said British banks should separate their retail bank
Read moreFootsie has dived more than 100 points at the outset as the markets get to grips with the details of the Vickers report from the Independent Commission on Banking. British banks should separate their retail banking and investment banking divisions, the government-appointed Independent Commission o
Read moreThe Footsie is set to dive more than 100 points at the outset as the markets get to grips with the details of the Vickers report from the Independent Commission on Banking. British banks should separate their retail banking and investment banking divisions, the government-appointed Independent Com
Read moreBritish banks should separate their retail banking and investment banking divisions, the government-appointed Independent Commission on Banking (ICB) has said, adding that they should be given more than seven years to implement such reforms. The report was welcomed by the government, which said: "I
Read more"America is poised to become the world's largest oil producer once again ? nearly four decades after it lost the title," writes The Sunday Times. Goldman Sachs, the investment bank, has predicted that US production will hit 10.9m barrels a day by 2017, a one-third rise over its current lev
Read moreUK house prices fell by 1.2% in August compared with the previous month but will hold steady over the coming months, according to the Halifax. The drop in August was the first fall since April and came off the back of three successive monthly rises, the lender said. But the less volatile quarterly
Read moreQuitting the euro would impose horrendous costs even on a strong economy such as Germany, meaning that the single currency is far more likely to lurch towards closer integration than break apart, new research shows. Amid rising tensions on financial markets, analysts at UBS estimated that if Germany
Read moreThe top share index is posting big gains now as banks recover and company updates get the thumbs up. Lloyds Banking leads banks higher after a bad day for the sector yesterday amid talk that ratings agency Moody's is set to downgrade the sector. Company updates are the main cause for excitement th
Read moreStocks were on the slide Monday, giving up many of last week's gains, with banks bearing the brunt of the selling. Bank shares fell back after a report that the ratings agency Moody's is set to lower its ratings on Lloyds, RBS and other British banks. Sky News reported over the weekend that Moody's
Read moreThe banks were among the heaviest fallers on Monday on the back of concerns over the multi-billion pound legal case regarding the subprime mortgage crisis in the US. There were no sectors in the blue as London suffered a steep sell-off. There was speculation that the 17 banks being sued could be se
Read more
Last checked at