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Alison Rose is looking after the shareholders the share price is higher than before the pandemic

Shares in London are expected to open slightly higher on Thursday following gains in the US and Asia overnight with global markets taking heart from the better than expected US consumer price inflation report.

Spread betting companies are calling the lead index up by around 10 points in early trading.

DRB83
I know for a fact that when he announced it the time frame was December/January nothing was said about Q1 march

DRB83
"Shovel ready Q1 2023 does not mean Dec/Jan. You would be wise to assume March23"

12 months back Bill would say shovel ready in x amount of months witch was December/January where did you hear Q1 2023

Lloyds and NatWest are first major banks providing new UK recovery loan scheme

"Lets take a look in 6 months time"

Supposed to be shovel ready in December/January

Shares in London pushed ahead after better than expected US CPI data gave hope that US inflation may have peaked.

The reading for July came in at 8.5%, lower than the consensus forecast of 8.7%, and below last month’s 9.1% rise.

At 1.45pm the FTSE 100 was at session highs, up 27.02 points at 7,515.17 while the FTSE 250 advanced 176.34 points to 20,088.74.

John Leiper, chief investment officer at Titan Asset Management said: ““There are growing signs that inflation may have started to peak.”

FTSE 100 advances after better than expected CPI data

Shares in London pushed ahead after better than expected US CPI data gave hope that US inflation may have peaked.

The reading for July came in at 8.5%, lower than the consensus forecast of 8.7%, and below last month’s 9.1% rise.

At 1.45pm the FTSE 100 was at session highs, up 27.02 points at 7,515.17 while the FTSE 250 advanced 176.34 points to 20,088.74.

John Leiper, chief investment officer at Titan Asset Management said: ““There are growing signs that inflation may have started to peak.”

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/989686/ftse-100-advances-after-better-than-expected-cpi-data-989686.html

volcano
"FTSE 100 is heading for 7600"
Yes very nice, the pound is having a rally to hopefully Lloyds should be going up

skier1
Looks like Musk is being forced to buying twitter got to get the funds from selling Tesla

I won't be surprised this company loves a placement fully funded or not, looking at the charts this is still heading in the same direction

The_Bishop
"I quadrupled my holding here"

You getting very boring with the ramping jog on mate

Aviva has sought to soothe investor concerns today, confirming that the nearly £400m takeover of Succession Wealth will be completed later this year.

The deal is expected to be wrap up in the second half. While its interim dividend for this year has jumped 40 per cent to 10.3p per share – up from 7.35p a year prior

https://www.cityam.com/aviva-hikes-dividend-and-assures-400m-takeover-nearly-over/

Shares in London are expected to open on the downside following losses in Asia and the US overnight and with caution ahead of today’s US CPI inflation report.

Spread betting companies are calling the FTSE 100 down around 22 points.

DRB83, he goes on to say I'd love to buy shares but as a CEO I'm not in that position then goes on to say about a 3 day window but the kitchen needed replacing

DRB83 not sure how you didn't hear that and post miss leading information to other shareholders

26min 30

https://youtu.be/hAdM5EBdXM4

Criminal gangs are constantly looking for new victims to exploit, and young students – who may be moving away from home and living independently for the first time – can be much more vulnerable to the threat of financial scams.

https://www.lloydsbankinggroup.com/media/press-releases/2022/lloyds-bank/lloyds-bank-issues-scam-warning-to-students-heading-off-to-university.html

Magnum.PI

Bill told shareholders on a conference call he didn't own any shares in the company why would the CEO lied to shareholders, this is outrageous now wonder the SP is back in the 50p price range

A top City analyst expects this to further rise to 2.25 per cent in September

https://www.cityam.com/what-the-new-uk-interest-rates-mean-for-the-city-the-uk-fares-worse-than-the-eu-and-us/

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