Posts Tagged ‘lloyds’
Shares and Markets - September 8, 2016 19:01
FTSE 100 and Dow Jones: Can They Head Higher This Year?
Indices in the UK and USA have been on a phenomenal run since the early February, a rise that accelerated with post Brexit relief. Whilst the FTSE 100 stumbled its way up slowly in anticipation of the Brexit vote, the Dow Jones Industrial Average has been strong all the way through, really strong. So much […]
RBS Share Price: Osborne Puts Block On Bonus But Gives Green Light To Lloyds
In no uncertain terms, George Osborne has told RBS that the Government will not support any plan to pay staff bonuses, which could have amounted to near double their fixed pay level. The RBS share price looks to have taken the news well, and is holding around the 305.00p level, to which is has recently […]
Lloyds Share Price: JPMorgan Chase States “Overweight”
Lloyds Banking Group has been having a reasonable run of form in its share price of late. Research reports from analysts such as Nomura have recently upgraded the company to a “buy” rating. However, today it emerged that equity research at JP Morgan Chase have changed their stance on the company to “overweight”. Lloyds share […]
UK Stocks Tumble Again With AB Foods & Sports Direct Leading
Stocks in the UK were falling today, for a 2nd day of declines. Leaders of the decline were Associated British Foods and Sport Direct. In addition to the weakness of key companies, increasing tensions over Ukraine became prominent once again. AB Foods was down 3.9 percent in early trading, mainly due to the report from […]
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