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https://www.lloydsbankinggroup.com/Media/Press-Releases/2020-press-releases/lloyds-bank/lloyds-adds-new-subscription-management-service-to-mobile-banking-app/

The private investor clients of platforms such as Hargreaves Lansdown have been snapping up these stocks, persuaded that they are set to recover from their current lows.

https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/diyinvesting/article-8510935/INVESTMENT-EXTRA-investing-banks-make-tuppence-two.html

British Pound bulls ahead of the weekend are doing the rounds, with a seasoned Brussels journalist reporting that the EU's Michel Barnier is ready to make some significant compromises on behalf of the EU in order to get a trade deal agreed over coming weeks

My mate knows Stephen Sanderson he says he drives top of the range Tesla Model S makes you wonder why he drives a battery car

https://www.scottishfinancialnews.com/article/lloyds-and-nationwide-breach-ppi-order#:~:text=The%20CMA%20has%20reported%20that,days%20of%20the%20anniversary%20date.

dividendchaser
"share prices of uk companies are linked to the dow jones"

From the year low on 23 March
Dow Jones was on 18.591 now today 25.906 an increase of 32%
Lloyds on 23 March 30.57 now today 30.68 an increase of 0.35%
I can't see the connection maybe you could tell us

Faulkes

Its not looking so good today :-(

Patrao1
Lloyds will be up tomorrow,
GBP recovers further ground in relief,
EU said to be ready to concede ground on fishing rights,
Markets accused of being too pessimistic on Brexit trade talks.

Boris wants the UK to leave with a Australia type trade deal, which is essentially no deal option this would mean the UK can trade on world trade organization terms. UK pound will be a risk-on currency trading with an open economy

Britain's unluckiest bank boss? Brexit and coronavirus hammered Lloyds shares - but analysts believe Horta-Osorio turned the 'basket case' around
Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell, thinks Horta-Osorio will be looking for a 'grandstand finish', including potentially a return to dividend payouts for shareholders before his tenure ends.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/markets/article-8493507/amp/Lloyds-boss-Antonio-Horta-Osorio-turned-basket-case-bank-around.html

Stephen Hester is another candidate

Alison Brittain could be the new CEO

On a monthly basis, house prices in June were 0.1% lower than in May

reener

You're summed Lloyds up very well, I'm in the same boat as you and and now looking back we should of sold when Antonio was getting his millions in bonus for keeping the SP over 73p but instead the SP gets cheaper so I keep topping up. What a money trap this has been

When I look at Lloyds Banking Group (LSE: LLOY), it seems to me that everything that could possibly go wrong has gone wrong. Now, I really hope I’m not tempting fate saying that. But the Lloyds share price has been battered by the financial crisis, pounded by the PPI scandal, hammered by Brexit, and now pummelled by the Covid-19 crisis. What other calamities can there be?

https://www.fool.co.uk/investing/2020/07/06/at-31p-i-think-the-lloyds-share-price-is-surely-a-buy-now/

We cant blame Antonio for are bad choice of investment

CIPS UK Construction Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) rebounded to 55.3 from 28.9 in May, its highest since July 2018 and well above the 50 threshold for growth.

Antonio departure announcement the markets will like the news

Lloyds said last week, The interest rate cuts the bank of England made this year has cost Lloyds 450 million in annual net interest income

Share holders are still moaning about not getting there dividend payment now the figures are starting to come out Lloyds could lose an estimated 1.7billion pounds to the economic fallout. It's Looking like the regulators may have saved Lloyds having spent the last ten years making Lloyds more resilient