Lloyds Share Price Data News & Analysis

Lloyds share price was down this morning -1.5% despite the banking group trying to act all cool on social media like Monzo and Revolut. It’s like when your Dad buys a pair of high-top trainers. Just nah bruv, nah – like my children would say. You’re so embarrassing. 🤢 Obviously, Lloyds Banking Group’s 493,859 LinkedIn

Lloyds (LLOY:LON) shares haven’t been a great investment in recent years. Over the last five years, the bank’s share price has only risen about 5%. What about the next five years, though? Do the shares have the potential to generate big gains for investors or are they likely to continue underperforming? The long-term forecast for

Lloyds (LLOY:LON) shares have risen significantly over the last year. Currently, they’re changing hands for 57p – about 33% above the share price 12 months ago. Could the shares go on to hit £1 in the near term? Let’s take a look at the setup. Can Lloyds shares keep rising? At first glance, Lloyds shares

Lloyds shares feel the heat after car finance ruling Just over a year ago the Lloyds Banking Group share price fell to a one year low just below 40p on concerns over a slowdown in net interest margins, as well as concerns over the outlook for the UK economy, despite the business having some of

Lloyds Banking Group (LLOY) is one of the largest banks in the country. It has 26 million active customers, and post-tax profits last year exceeded £5.5 billion. By most metrics, Lloyds is among the most profitable companies in LSE. In this analysis, I give my thoughts on why the Lloyds share price going down and

Dividends are cash payments that some companies pay to their shareholders. These payments are essentially a reward for being a part-owner of the business. Will Lloyds Bank pay a dividend in the years ahead? Let’s take a look. 2023 Lloyds Dividends At present, the 2023 dividend forecast for Lloyds shares is 2.8p per share. This