NYSE:LYG 18 November 2025 - 21 December 2025

Lloyds Banking Group shares closed at 94p in London on 11 December 2025, up about 79% over the past year. The bank completed a £1.7bn share buyback and named Peter Fitzgerald as Chief Investment Officer. Lloyds’ shares crossed above their 200-day moving average this week, trading as high as 95.54p on heavy volume.

Lloyds Banking Group shares closed at 95.70p on Monday, just below the £1 mark after a 75% surge in 2025. The bank repurchased nearly 10 million shares on 9 December as part of a £1.7 billion buyback. Lloyds’ market value stands near £57 billion, with a price/earnings ratio around 17x. Analyst sentiment remains positive, citing strong capital returns.

Lloyds Banking Group closed at 95.8p in London on 5 December, near a 52-week high, after a 75–80% one-year gain. The bank repurchased nearly 9.8 million shares at an average 96.57p that day, continuing its 2025 buyback program. Lloyds’ market value stands at about £56–57 billion. Shares rose sharply in October after UK regulators proposed lower-than-feared motor finance compensation.

Lloyds Banking Group shares traded at 95–96p in London on 1 December 2025, near a 52-week high and up about 80% from the yearly low. The bank’s market value stands at £56 billion. Investors weigh strong earnings and a 3.5% dividend yield against legal risks from a motor finance scandal and a slowing UK economy. The US ADR traded at $5.10, close to its own 52-week peak.

Lloyds Banking Group shares closed at 94.6p in London on December 1, 2025, near a 52-week high and up over 80% in a year. The bank reported nine-month net income of £13.6bn, but a new £800m provision for motor-finance mis-selling cut quarterly profit before tax by 36% to £1.17bn. Lloyds’ ADR traded near $5.10 in New York. The group’s CET1 capital ratio stood at 13.8% at Q3.

Lloyds Banking Group shares closed at 87.62p in London on Wednesday, down 1.64% after the bank confirmed its acquisition of fintech Curve and repurchased over 10.7 million shares. Trading volume was just under 120 million, below recent averages. UK inflation data at 3.6% fueled expectations of a December rate cut. Lloyds shares remain 8–9% below last week’s high but up 66% over the past year.

Lloyds Banking Group shares closed at 88.93p in London on Tuesday, down 2.1% after reports the Bank of England will make only minor changes to UK bank ring-fencing rules. The drop came amid broader declines for UK banks and renewed questions over Lloyds’ fintech strategy. Lloyds’ US-listed ADR also fell about 2% in early New York trading.