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Operating primarily within the United Kingdom, Lloyds Banking Group plc and its various subsidiaries deliver an extensive array of banking and financial products and services. The group's operations are divided into three core segments: Retail, Commercial Banking, and Insurance & Wealth. The Retail division serves individual consumers and small businesses with essential financial tools like checking and savings accounts, mortgages, auto financing, unsecured personal loans, leasing arrangements, and credit cards. Through its Commercial Banking arm, the group provides lending, transactional…
The FTSE 100 Index has pulled back over the past few days, falling from this month's high of 10,891 to its current level of 10,670. The retreat continued this week as top companies like Barclays released their earnings and crude oil prices jumped.
Lloyds share price has lost momentum in the second half of the year, moving from a high of 117.80p in July to the current 101.85p. This retreat has coincided with the ongoing selling of European banks, with focus now turning to its upcoming earnings report.
Shares in Lloyds and NatWest fell Friday as investors reacted to reports of a possible increase in the U.K. bank-profit surcharge. The bank surcharge is reportedly expected to rise to 8% from 3% in Finance Minister John Healey's budget later this month.
Lloyds Banking Group PLC (LSE:LLOY) and NatWest Group PLC (LSE:NWG) were among the leading FTSE 100 fallers on Friday as investors reacted to expectations that Chancellor John Healey could raise taxes on banks in the 28 October budget. Lloyds fell 1.9% to 103.85p shortly after 8:30, while NatWest dropped 1.8% to 662.2p, with the sector facing the prospect of a higher surcharge on banking profits.
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