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Goldman Sachs is re-rating NWG to 3.80. I would say we are more likely to get nearer to this figure with huge profits to be announced and the continual increase in interest rates which will help profits to continue, not to mention the UK economy growing the fastest out of the G7 this year and next. DYOR of course.

3.30 is definitely achievable and won't be that far around the corner.

Falky
The UK economy is predicted to be the fastest growing in the G7 this year and next.

hardup
You do know the Conservatives have a majority Government don't you?

The message has been filtered fill’s me with so much joy.

With the amount of posts coming through saying this post has been filtered, I’m so pleased I filtered plato as his ramblings are not worth the skipping past.

Wids
Lloyd’s didn’t seem to think so when they explained the higher profits that would happen due to rate increases in the last results.

BOE expects interest rate to be 1.5% by mid next year.

https://www.bankofengland.co.uk/monetary-policy-summary-and-minutes/2022/february-2022

Anything is possible. Not long to wait now.

Why?
Rising interest rates, high inflation, record profits, the world coming out of a pandemic driving economic growth & money flowing out of the over bloated tech sector.

Patience will be rewarded.

the bounce off 53 doesn't seem to have much legs, we will push further upwards soon.

Falky,
You're usually confident in which way the price is going, why the indecision going into what looks like the end of the pandemic, record profits for banks and interest rate finally moving in the right direction?

https://tradingeconomics.com/commodity/natural-gas
Look at the 25 year gas price, another con to increase the General Publics bills.

It would be nice to see another batch of shares bought back direct for Gov.

not even a brake in stride getting over the 1.90 barrier.

Donated. Asperger1, can you put me down for an optimistic 1.10 please.

After lot’s of training, Barclays will fly over this fence with ease.

Once another couple of rate rises go though we will see lots of brokers re-rating upwards.