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A new staff member employed today could take months before they are flying background check reference training then getting a airside pass cabin crew who is trained to fly short haul can't fly long haul, nothing is easy this is why they shouldn't of let so many staff go in the pandemic, greedy management wanting their bonus letting to many staff go and the problems still carrying on

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Stunning scenes of Mount Newman, seen at Han****.

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SUFCESSEX

Some financial experts are saying the BoE will keep hiking rates and in 2023 interest rates will be at 3%, your 40% rise in share price will come

FTSE 100 pushed back towards session highs in early afternoon trading buoyed by gains in the heavyweight oil, mining and banking sectors after better than expected economic data in the US and China.

FTSE 100 pushed back towards session highs in early afternoon trading buoyed by gains in the heavyweight oil, mining and banking sectors after better than expected economic data in the US and China.

FTSE 100 is expected to start the week in positive fashion after gains in the US on Friday.

Spread betting companies are calling the blue chip index up by around 26 points in early trading.

stagecoach
"UK base rates rising to 2.25% in the first quarter 2023"

Inflation is heading to 13% in 2023 rates will have keep rising looking to be 3% that's still historically low for rates, more good news for Lloyds investors, more buybacks higher dividend yields what's not to like
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LLOYDS BANKING GROUP PLC - BLOCK LISTING OF SHARES

Wipes out the gains from the buyback SP dropped

BoE, GDP in 2023 -1.5%

Governor bailey hikes rates 50bp to 175%

AndyP71
"50bps rise is expected and already priced in"

Lloyds is the same price as it was 12 months ago this will be the 6th rate hike in a row along with buybacks and branches closing all the extra earnings will drive share price appreciate

British Airways may also stop selling long haul flights due to chaos at Heathrow, it emerged today - threatening to send the cost of tickets spiralling ever higher.

The UK flag carrier has already stopped selling tickets for short haul flights from London's hub airport until at least August 15 in response to a cap on daily passenger numbers.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11076973/Airlines-charge-passengers-855-travel-London-Edinburgh-British-Airways-sales-halt.html

Norwegian Air up 5%

Let's hope Governor Andrew bailey hikes rates 50bps this afternoon be nice to get the share price moving up again, 50bp hike should see Lloyds back to 50p

FTSE 100 expected to make a lacklustre start to trading on Thursday with spread betting companies calling the lead index up around 7 points

LLOYDS BANK PLC ANNOUNCES TENDER OFFER IN RELATION TO ONE SERIES OF DATED SUBORDINATED NOTES

3 August 2022

Lloyds Bank plc (the "Offeror") has today launched a tender offer to repurchase any and all of its £750,000,000 7.625 per cent. Dated Subordinated Notes due 2025 (the "Notes").

THE OFFER

On the terms of and subject to the conditions contained in a tender offer memorandum dated 3 August 2022 (the "Tender Offer Memorandum"), the Offeror has invited all Holders (subject to the Offer and Distribution Restrictions referred to below) of the Notes to tender their outstanding Notes for purchase by the Offeror for cash (the "Offer").

Capitalised terms not otherwise defined in this announcement have the same meaning as assigned to them in the Tender Offer Memorandum. The Tender Offer Memorandum is available from the Tender Agent (subject to the Offer and Distribution Restrictions referred to below).

Rationale for the Offer

The Offeror is making the Tender Offer as part of Lloyds Banking Group plc's ("LBG") continuous review and management of its outstanding capital base, maintaining a prudent approach to the management of LBG's capital position.

Norwegian Air up 3% today

Banks from Spain to Britain are only just starting to benefit from the increased gap between what they charge borrowers and what they pay savers.

"Higher interest rates will strongly benefit all European banks' net interest margins and overall profitability, but the effect will be gradual and will vary between countries," Moody's said in a recent report.

https://www.lse.co.uk/news/LLOY/higher-interest-rates-a-bright-spot-for-europes-banks-ls8nk5qc27jp6ge.html

A firmer open Wall Street helped the FTSE 100 consolidate its early afternoon gains, though sentiment could turn on a sixpence/dime given the unfolding drama around Nancy Pelosi’s visit to Taiwan

A firmer open Wall Street helped the FTSE 100 consolidate its early afternoon gains, though sentiment could turn on a sixpence/dime given the unfolding drama around Nancy Pelosi’s visit to Taiwan