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Major international banks may still pay out big bonuses to high flyers this year even as the pandemic saps the global economy

https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-health-coronavirus-finance-pay-analys/banks-in-bonus-balancing-act-as-economies-shrink-but-markets-boom-idUKKBN25M0HE

SS
I thought as much you don't know just trolling posts

SS
maybe you could enlighten us with a timescale for the vaccine

FTSE 100 closes in the red as hopes of speedy vaccine are dashed

DT
Thanks for posting the article the figures could be correct but still got rising unemployment and brexit keeping Lloyds SP going sideways

K-shaped recovery, jobs will recover fully for the highest wage earners and some segments of the economy will also recover. The lower-income individuals fall deeper into poverty, having lost their jobs or experienced paycuts. The rest of the economy continue to decline

Its about time administration delete his profile

The Lloyds Bank UK Recovery Tracker

20 August 2020
At a country level, the UK in July compares favourably with other countries in Europe and the US
12 of the 14 UK sectors tracked by Lloyds Bank were ahead of global recovery trends in July
UK businesses outperformed their international counterparts on a series of metrics tracking recovery from Covid-19 during July, according to Lloyds Bank.

https://www.lloydsbankinggroup.com/Media/Press-Releases/2020-press-releases/lloyds-bank/uk-private-sector-recovery-ahead-of-global-trend/?optoutmulti=0:0|c1:1|c3:0|c5:0|c4:0|c2:0&optmessage=1

SMEs outperform Q2 expectations

https://londonlovesbusiness.com/smes-outperform-q2-expectations-and-are-cautiously-optimistic-for-q3-revenue-rebound/

2.B.Frank
You made a good choice investing in Lloyds can see this rallying to 35p starting to look bullish

Scottish house moves dip by more than a third
19 August 2020
Number of homemovers down 37% in first half of 2020
Average price paid up by a third to £225,657 in the last five years
The average deposit required has increased by 14% since 2015

https://www.lloydsbankinggroup.com/Media/Press-Releases/2020-press-releases/bank-of-scotland/bank-of-scotland-homemover-review/?optoutmulti=0:0|c1:1|c3:0|c5:0|c4:0|c2:0&optmessage=1

House moves slump by a third in the first half of 2020
19 August 2020
Number of homemovers drops 31% in first six months of 2020
House moves decline by 25% in Greater London up to 37% in Scotland
Average price paid by homemovers up by a third to £339,062 in the last five years

https://www.lloydsbankinggroup.com/Media/Press-Releases/2020-press-releases/lloyds-bank/lloyds-bank-homemover-review/?optoutmulti=0:0|c1:1|c3:0|c5:0|c4:0|c2:0&optmessage=1

Markets looking forward 18 months Lloyds expected to bounce

Lloyds' price target trimmed as analysts disagree on best banks in sector

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/926800/lloyds--price-target-trimmed-as-analysts-disagree-on-best-banks-in-sector-926800.html

Warren Buffett buying up bank stocks
Like most bank stocks Bank of America has underperformed this year as a result of the coronavirus Banks are heavily out of favour right now due to the high level of economic uncertainty However if the global economy strengthens their share prices could rebound

The ftse100 is down Chinese data and US stimulus wrangling hit sentiment

Alyhels

"This second wave of PPI will be a bloodbath for banks"

Lloyds bank is loaded

WMCA partnership with Lloyds funds £1.8m for new apprenticeships

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.wmca.org.uk/news/wmca-partnership-with-lloyds-funds-18m-for-new-apprenticeships/AmpMaster

Fresh row threatens to spoil Antonio's swansong:

The Portuguese chief executive has admitted he knew of an alleged fraud in the HBOS Bristol
branch which may have affected hundreds of small business customers.

https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/markets/article-8616657/New-row-threatens-engulf-Antonios-days-Lloyds-boss.html

"Lloyds likely to see shares trade sideways"

Lloyds SP up 13% in the last 13 trading days

Encouragingly, manufacturing, services and construction output did jump sharply in June, helping the economy expand by 8.7%.

The ONS reports that all three sectors expanded, but are also still significantly smaller than before the lockdown:

Services sector: grew 7.7% in June, but output is 17.6% below the level of February 2020
Industrial production: grew 9.3% in June, but 11.6% below February’s level
Manufacturing: grew 11% in June, but 14.2% below February’s level
Construction: grew 23.5% in June, but 24.8% below February’s level