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The FTSE 100 is seen opening slightly higher on Thursday as US stocks came off their lows by the end of the session yesterday.

Spread betting companies are calling the lead index up by around 12 points

It's looking like the UK going into recession next year, Just hope Lloyds don't cancel any more dividend payments again

Bank of England’s recession warning hits UK consumer confidence

https://www.cityam.com/bank-of-englands-recession-warning-hits-uk-consumer-confidence/

Bank of England’s recession warning hits UK consumer confidence

https://www.cityam.com/bank-of-englands-recession-warning-hits-uk-consumer-confidence/

LloydsActuary
Inflation is predicted to be 13% next year and interest rates to peak at 3.75 per cent are you saying the share price will keep dropping

Money markets are now pricing in rates to peak at 3.75 per cent after today’s huge inflation overshoot, the highest level since October 2008

https://www.cityam.com/bank-of-england-to-launch-another-jumbo-rate-hike-to-tame-over-10-per-cent-inflation/

Markets don't like uncertainty I can't see investors buying back in until the passenger cap gets lifted end of October

Miami to London in FIVE HOURS? American Airlines commits to buying 20 Boom Supersonic Overture jets that will fly at twice the speed of a 747 and carry up to 80 passengers

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11116883/American-Airlines-commits-buy-20-supersonic-Overture-jets.html

Cabin crew at IAG's Spanish low cost airline Iberia Express plan 10-day strike

saxman303
"At this rate of inflation I see rates getting to 5% no problem"

I hope so great for Lloyds investors

The consumer price index rose 10.1% annually, according to estimates published by the Office for National Statistics on Wednesday, above a consensus forecast of 9.8% and up from 9.4% in June.

Rising food prices made the largest upward contribution to annual inflation rates between June and July, the ONS said in its report.

The Bank of England expects inflation to top out at 13.3% in October.

Banks stocks outperform in early European trade

"Special dividends are precisely that, one-offs. They will not provide anything other than a temporary spike in the share price until they go ex-dividend"

Investors buying in for special dividend on top of a progressive dividend the share price would keep going up as Lloyds investors would be getting a higher payment in their pocket all share have a pull back ex dividend , the next year would be the same attracting more investors buying in pushing the SP higher

Gate13Boy

"vote with one's feet and sell your shares"
As investors sell their shares the price would drop I thought you would of know this

Gate13Boy
"Why would the share price be higher now if we'd had a special payment"

Shareholders would be getting a higher dividend yield with a special payment plus would attract more investors buying in pushing up the price

NatWest went up 10% on the day of announcing a special payment

Investors want a return on their investment

EarlofAim

That article has been posted 4 times now

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If we had a special payment the share price would higher

Year on year Lloyds up 0.67% well done Charlie

market sentiment not looking good this will keep dropping