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The FTSE 100 is being called marginally higher on Tuesday despite Wall Street stocks tumbling further overnight.

London’s blue-chip share index is heading for a 17-point gain

London’s blue-chip share index is heading for a 17-point gain

Lloyds never fails always jam tomorrow

ALIEN METALS (@AlienMetals) tweeted at 7:07 am on Tue, May 10, 2022:
Alien Metals is pleased to update the market on ongoing exploration activities at its high-grade silver and copper-gold projects in Zacatecas, Mexico. Read in full: https://t.co/7oPL0njrOe

#UFO #AlienMetals https://t.co/w3ViKsLcUj
(https://twitter.com/AlienMetals/status/1523907675586707458?t=YN1QqfrcxDDyj0DBDgCKhg&s=03)

That's just wiped out any gains from this year's buyback, give me a special payment next time I want the money in my pocket this is why I invest money in stocks,

The share price had a bounce this morning on news of new Non Executive Director Alexandra Innes joining the company

Up (10.44%) today hope this is the next bounce up

Morning falky

The outlook for lloyds share price is pants
GL

The British Pound is losing value to the Dollar and Euro at the start of the new week with investors continuing to sell in the wake of the Bank of England's cautious rate hike and amidst an ongoing backdrop of deteriorating global investor sentiment

Stocks in London opened the new week in the red with a slump in exports from China hurting commodity prices, which dragged London-listed miners lower.

https://www.lse.co.uk/news/london-market-open-slowing-china-exports-hits-london-miners-zwrrc7tkk83lmj1.html

Not if it finishes in negative territory and lloyds down

The FTSE 100 is expected to open the new trading week firmly in negative territory with economic growth fears, inflation, rising interest rates and the Ukraine conflict driving sentiment

"Heathrow fault for not opening t4 early enough"

The amount of flight's flying out of Heathrow they can operate with just 2 terminals open, t4 opens on the 14 June as the demand for holidays is here the, I'm hoping to see 160 to 170 before September as the summer demand ease's

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/981614/lloyds-banking-group-plc-is-preferred-uk-lender-after-mixed-message-from-boe-says-broker-981614.html

The war in Ukraine didn't stop the Easter get away now airlines are gearing up for summer, Q2 results will tell a different story all airlines are a buy

BoE to hike interest rates to 3% in 2023 the extra earnings made from its loan books and from buybacks lloyds could have a share price of £1 pound

Capital Economics maintain a view the Bank will hike rates to 3.00%

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.poundsterlinglive.com/economics/16922-bank-of-england-was-too-downbeat-says-capital-economics-3-0-bank-rate-still-likely/amp

https://www.bucksherald.co.uk/news/people/new-multi-million-pound-hollywood-film-studio-opening-in-bucks-supporting-1200-jobs-3678689

TC
“Lloy SP will rapidly recover”

It’s looking good for Lloyd’s we could see 60p in 2024

Slowest new order growth so far in 2022 as rising costs and economic uncertainty hit demand

Key findings
Weakest rise in new work since December 2021

Total construction output expands at slower pace in April

Growth projections ease to lowest since September 2020

UK construction companies reported another strong rise in business activity during April, but the speed of recovery lost momentum amid weaker new order gains. Survey respondents noted that higher costs and worries about the economic outlook had started to act as a brake on demand.
Signs of a slowdown in client spending contributed to another drop in growth expectations, with the degree of optimism about future workloads the lowest since September 2020.
At 58.2 in April, down from 59.1 in March, the headline S&P Global / CIPS UK Construction Purchasing Managers’ Index® (PMI®) – which measures month-on-month changes in total industry activity – signalled the weakest rate of output growth since January. The index has nonetheless posted above the crucial 50.0 no-change mark in each month since February 2021.

Duncan Brock, Group Director at the Chartered Institute of Procurement & Supply, said:
"A slowdown in output growth amongst builders in the UK has highlighted a number of issues to be concerned about including rising costs, shortages and a hesitancy amongst customers.

https://www.markiteconomics.com/Public/Home/PressRelease/dccad4c0f2cc4b8ab88c28dccc5c86bf

https://www.markiteconomics.com/Public/Home/PressRelease/bdc2b51dd8de4335bd744b8523cb4f15