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Another red day down again Rod should of waited for today and got them even cheaper

FTSE 100 is expected to make a weak start on Tuesday with investors in a subdued mood looking ahead to the US mid-term elections where the Republicans are expected to make gains.

Spread betting companies are calling the lead index down by around 40 points

FTSE 100 is expected to make a weak start on Tuesday with investors in a subdued mood looking ahead to the US mid-term elections where the Republicans are expected to make gains.

Spread betting companies are calling the lead index down by around 40 points

Gate13Boy
""It increased the share price by about 2.2p which is over 5% at the current price. So how is that not doing anything for shareholders ?""

The market determines the share price

Gate13Boy
""The last buyback removed 4 1/2bn shares from the register increasing the share price by approximately 2.2p""

Like I said did nothing for shareholders, I invest in Lloyds for a return on my investment

Not another buyback the last one did nothing for shareholders, let's have a special payment then I can spend or reinvest

Analysts are doubtful China will hit its 5.5 per cent growth target this year, with trade taking a big blow. Latest official figures reveal its economy grew 3.9 per cent in the most quarter, higher than expectations.

“The shift in global consumption patterns that pushed up demand for consumer goods during the pandemic will probably continue to unwind. And we think that aggressive financial tightening and the drag on real incomes from high inflation will push the global economy into a recession next year,” Zichun Huang, economist at Capital Economics, said

https://www.cityam.com/china-trade-slumps-for-first-time-since-may-2020-on-zero-covid-rules/

The share price will keep dropping until we go into production 36p is a new year low

China’s exports and imports both unexpectedly fell for the first time in more than two years, with rising risks of a recession causing overseas consumers to buy less and domestic problems such as Covid Zero controls and a housing slump hitting demand at home

Every day's a busy day in terminal 5 Heathrow has never been so busy, people still just want to travel

sundezena

I had 2 buys at 100p bringing my average down and now paying of nicely

Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary discusses the Irish airline’s full-year 2021 earnings and the outlook for bookings, labor market dynamics and the impact of the energy crisis on future fuel supplies.

https://www.cnbc.com/video/2022/05/16/ryanair-ceo-michael-oleary-talks-earnings-outlook-and-boeing-management.html

Ryanair up 2.92%

IAG down 0.32%

UK house prices fall as market continues to cool

• Average house prices fell by -0.4% in October (vs. -0.1% in September)
• Annual rate of growth dropped to +8.3% (from +9.8%)
• Typical UK property now costs £292,598 (down from £293,664 last month)
• Rate of growth slowed in all but one region in England during October
• Similar slowing trend in Northern Ireland, Scotland, and Wales

Kim Kinnaird, Director, Halifax Mortgages, said:
“Average house prices fell in October, the third such decrease in the past four months. The drop of -0.4% is the sharpest we have seen since February 2021, taking the typical property price to a five-month low of £292,598. While the pace of annual growth also continued to ease, to +8.3% compared to +9.8% in September, average prices remain near record highs.

https://www.pmi.spglobal.com/Public/Home/PressRelease/f2f9ec74327a4aedb3e09ad4f42fbec5

The average UK house price fell by 0.4 per cent in October, Halifax has reported.

The annual rate of house price growth slowed to 8.3 per cent, from 9.8 per cent in September.

A typical UK property now costs £292,598, Halifax said.

https://www.cityam.com/breaking-home-sellers-in-for-a-shock-as-house-prices-drop-across-uk-and-overall-growth-slows/

Ryanair’s half-year profit has jumped to €1.37bn (£1.20bn) following a record summer period.

The low-cost carrier’s after tax earnings surged from a net loss of €48m last year following a 143 per cent increase in customer numbers, which went up to 95.1m in the six months ended 30 September.

https://www.cityam.com/ryanairs-half-year-profit-jumps-following-record-summer-traffic/

FTSE 100 set open lower on Monday as investors mulled the latest comments coming out of China regarding their strict Covid rules.

Spread betting companies are calling the lead index down by around 65 points

FTSE 100 set open lower on Monday as investors mulled the latest comments coming out of China regarding their strict Covid rules.

Spread betting companies are calling the lead index down by around 65 points

SHANGHAI/HONG KONG, Nov 4 (Reuters) - Rumours of a possible end to stringent COVID-19 lockdowns have sent China's stock markets flying this week despite the lack of any announced changes, showing how desperate investors are for an end to months of relentless negative news

The London stock market was benefiting from its heavy commodities weighting early Friday, as rumours about possible end to China's zero-Covid policy, which has hurt economic activity, was boosting mining shares