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The big pension groups , hedge funds , etc
Don't buy shares " so i understand " in companies that don't pay divi's, perhaps cos ours is low maybe it's lagging behind because, only a thought ? .
HSBC and Natwest increased rates on fixed interest mortgages on 28th October. Barclays increased rate on 29th October. All in anticipation of BOE raising base rate on 4th November.
Bit disappointing this morning given the consistently positive broker recommendations on Lloyds. Seem to be having no impact, yet other times a much less bullish positive comment seems to provoke an immediate positive reaction?
Would agree but as long as the BoE is treasury controlled and please don’t try to tell me it’s independent, interest rates won’t move.
Falky
"Mortgages are getting cheaper as well....plenty of great deals.... "
Not what I've been reading. The lenders have already started moving the cost of mortgages upwards in anticipation of higher interest rates.....
Unless there is an interest rate rise in December (highly unlikely IMO), this will not even break 50p again, let alone 60p, before Final Results 24th February. IMO trading range until then will be 47p - 49.9p.
Cmc markets up again
Bit pessimistic falky ?
Bank of England’s inaction last week on interest rates undid some of the optimism which had been building on a potential boost to earnings
Bubble
Horsey needs to see a butcher !
GBP/USD....not doing us any favours
The wolf has been let loose gl,need December rate decision here to make its next move imho
The economic recovery continued in October as employment increased despite fighting the surge in costs.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/londonnewstime.com/the-economic-recovery-continued-in-october-as-employment-increased-despite-fighting-the-surge-in-costs/540143/%3famp
LTI. Lloyds has had trapped wind for many years. Its time to have one final big fart and move forward. Let the smell begin! From what most of the brokers are saying, 60p is nailed on soon! Take care all,smelly week coming up! Legs crossed!
Happy I can feel a bit if wind aswel!:)
If there is a god then Lloyds will be 60p by December! Get running horsey!Have a good week all, the winds behind us!
I hope so live - long drag getting past 65p
Morgan Stanley predicts a 60 per cent gain in share price puts Lloyds at 77p, happy days
Good chance .....hope so ..gla
sterling will be interesting this week lti......need it to stabilise at least....still think 50p + this week ..maybe even tomorrow.
In my opinion the only rate rise needed is the amount that would raise rates to what they were before Covid and that could be done during the first half of next year when the economy gets back to where it was at the start of the pandemic any more in my view risks the rise in inflation
sc
''Considerable arm - twisting and pressure by the Government undoubtedly played a huge part in the decsion by the BoE not to increase interest rates last week.''
don't talk ball locks , do you really think the government want to risk long term runaway inflation of 5,6.7.8.9.10%?. - the market (and politicians) interpreted words that meant the base rate was going up in November before the MPC had made their decision. Lesson to be learnt.
Bub
''they need to act very soon imho stem inflation''
The only opinions that count are the 9 members of the MPC - only time will highlight whether their decisions on timings were the correct ones.
In hindsight did the UK base rate need to go down to 0.1% ? - obvious made at the time due to the unknown consequences of the pandemic.
Considerable arm - twisting and pressure by the Government undoubtedly played a huge part in the decsion by the BoE not to increase interest rates last week.