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troy whittaker, chief executive officer commented:

"these significant results continue to showcase the abundant potential we have at our han**** project. the results demonstrate high-grade, direct ship ore at substantial intersections which continue to underpin further confidence in the resource.

as an outcome of this resource definition drilling, we will in the coming months update the han**** project resources and reserves."

great news

The fall will put pressure on the Bank of England to stop raising interest rates and keep them at 5.25 per cent tomorrow

The rate of inflation fell to 6.7% in August, from 6.8% in July

Gate13Boy

"Makes zero sense to me"

If you was invested it would make sense 😉

Lloyds Bank has joined forces with B&Q owner Kingfisher, fellow mortgage lender Santander and power supplier E.on to urge the government to use a stamp duty rebate to make homes more energy efficient.

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/1026992/lloyds-bank-and-kingfisher-join-calls-for-stamp-duty-rebate-to-boost-energy-efficiency-1026992.html?rel=scroll

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ForeverNever

"Why do you keep rating it as a sell"

Lloyds is cheap and oversold im hoping the markets reprice Lloyds in a meaningful way and start moving the share price up and prove me wrong

Barclays said the Lloyds CFO William Chalmers discussed his confidence in the operating outlook, despite a subdued outlook for the UK economy, including prospects of a stabilising net interest margin (NIM) given a sizable building hedge tailwind, alongside a strong outlook for book value growth.

The broker says rising deposit costs and mix shift continue to cloud the outlook for near-term NIM in the sector but thinks this is likely to be a period of peak pain, with the outlook boosted by falling UK rate expectations.

A sizable building tailwind from the structural hedge means UK banks can ultimately sustain their rates tailwind, Barclays believes.

“And with provisions set to stay low, and earnings strong, we see compelling value for a patient investor,” it added.

It rates Lloyds overweight with a 70p price target and shares rose 0.8% to 42.48p each in London on Tuesday.

HSBC is rated overweight while Standard Chartered, NatWest and Virgin Money UK are kept at equal weight

Lloyds Banking Group PLC (LSE:LLOY) remains Barclays favoured UK banking play, describing it as “simply too cheap”.

The broker was commenting after hosting leading executives from Lloyds, Standard Chartered, HSBC, Virgin Money UK and NatWest

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/1026962/lloyds-banking-group-simply-too-cheap-says-barclays-1026962.html

Under the terms of the Agreement, MIL will incorporate CSS's sleep technology into a new Smart Mattress product line it has developed. For each CSS-enabled mattress MIL produces, it will pay CSS a royalty of £75 per single mattress and £150 per double mattress.

MIL's Smart Mattress product line will be launched at the end of September with manufacturing commencing within the next six months. It expects to produce approximately 5,000 mattresses in the year following launch.

Max

It's looking like lance will cost the team there bonus this year the safety car brings in 80 million if he carries on driving he's going to hurt someone else, someone got to make the decision

Lloyds Banking Group has invested €3 million in technology company Enigio to expand its use of digital documentation in trade.

https://www.lloydsbankinggroup.com/media/press-releases/2023/lloyds-banking-group-2023/lloyds-banking-group-invests-three-million-euros-in-enigio-to-accelerate-use-of-digital-documentation-in-trade.html#:~:text=Lloyds%20Banking%20Group%20has%20invested,paper%20documentation%20within%20trade%20transactions.

How can greener homes improve our quality of life while still cutting down on the UK’s carbon emissions?

https://www.lloydsbankinggroup.com/insights/why-housing-is-key-on-the-path-to-net-zero.html#:~:text=Improving%20the%20UK's%20aging%20housing,if%20our%20homes%20were%20upgraded.

A lot of posters on the forum are not invested in Lloyds and are paid to post on the forum perfect example

""When the shares go ex on a special dividend, your holding will drop by the value of the dividend""

The share price drops for a day or two then back up I keep telling you this

Hopefully Lloyds shareholders get a special dividend payment next April along with final payment

The St Leger at Doncaster is the oldest classic horse race in the world, and was run yesterday. So how did that old investment adage – sell in May and go away, come back on St Leger’s day – work this year?

So if you did sell in May maybe now is not a bad time to get back in

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/investing/article-12528171/amp/If-sold-shares-buy-today-HAMISH-MCRAE-stock-market-rise.html

The Bank of England is expected to increase interest rates for the 15th, and possibly final, time in this cycle next Thursday, although the decision is more finely balanced after weak economic data, according to economists.

The decision will come the day after the US Federal Reserve’s latest rate call and following the European Central Bank’s decision to lift interest rates by 25 basis points on Thursday.

While inflation figures are due the day before the BoE announces its latest decision, these are unlikely to be enough to change the mindset of policymakers

Paul Dales chief UK economist at Capital Economics thinks that a 25 basis point rise in interest rates, from 5.25% to 5.50% “will be the last hike in this cycle and that sticky inflation will force the Bank to keep rates at their peak until late in 2024.”

Bank of America predicts an 8-1 vote in favour of a 25bp hike but added: “skipping this month and revisiting the case for another hike in November, when the BoE will have a new set of forecasts and will have undertaken a review of the supply side of the economy, is far from unthinkable."

It expects “wage growth and inflation to slow between now and the November meeting, allowing the BoE to pause then.”

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/1026653/boe-set-to-raise-rates-for-15th-time-but-it-could-be-the-last-1026653.html

I imagine Barkby pubs must be booming in great locations good food high standards I brought in after the pandemic average 12p the Cambridge Sleep Sciences is a bonus, it's looking like I'll be break-in even very soon

JP Morgan believes iron ore miners offer moderately more attractive valuations now that there are more balanced expectations for iron ore prices