NYSE:NWG News 26 November 2025 - 23 December 2025

NatWest Group shares hit a 52-week high of 648.80p in London trading on December 23, up about 62% over the past year. The company disclosed it bought back 882,353 shares on December 22 at an average price of 643.06p as part of its ongoing £750 million repurchase program. The rally comes despite the Bank of England cutting rates to 3.75% and increased mortgage competition.

NatWest Group Plc closed at £6.12 in London on Friday, down 1.35% but near its £6.41 annual high. The bank repurchased 865,257 shares on December 12 as part of its ongoing £750 million buyback program. NatWest also agreed to sell its 85% stake in Cushon to Willis Towers Watson, with the deal expected to close in the first half of 2026.

NatWest Group Plc (LON: NWG, NYSE: NWG) is ending 2025 in a very different place to where it spent most of the last decade: shares are trading close to post‑crisis highs, the UK government is finally out of the shareholder register, and regulators have just confirmed that the big UK banks can survive some pretty nasty economic weather.Reuters+2NatWest Group Investors+2 Here’s a deep dive into what’s driving NatWest’s share price as of 8 December 2025, and what recent forecasts and analysis say about 2026 and beyond. 1. NatWest share price today: still near 12‑month highs On Monday 8 December 2025,

On Wednesday 26 November 2025, NatWest Group plc (LON: NWG; NYSE: NWG) is trading slightly lower after a strong rally into Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ first Labour Budget, as investors weigh a fresh share buyback disclosure, new investor materials on its retail bank and a regulatory filing revealing a bigger stake in Microsoft. MarketBeat+3Investing.com+3Stock Titan+3 NatWest today at a glance 1. NatWest share price: holding near highs as Budget lands After years of restructuring, NatWest has been one of the standout performers in the UK banking sector during 2025. Third‑quarter results in October showed a 30% jump in pretax operating profit