Stock Market News 28 November 2025

Published: 28 November 2025 Barclays PLC stock is ending the week almost at record territory, with investors weighing an aggressive £1.5bn buyback programme, a powerful November rally, the symbolic challenge of being overtaken in value by fintech rival Revolut, and renewed headlines around former chief executive Jes Staley. In London, Barclays shares closed around 431p, up about 0.23% on the day, after trading between roughly 429p and 432p and briefly touching a new year high near 432.35p, according to Hargreaves Lansdown data.Hargreaves Lansdown+1 That leaves the FTSE 100 bank up roughly 66% over the past year and more than 60%

Lloyds Banking Group plc (LSE: LLOY) spent Friday trading just below a fresh 52‑week high, as investors digested this week’s UK Budget, new data from the bank’s own Business Barometer survey, and lingering regulatory risks from the motor finance scandal. Real‑time quotes from Investing.com showed Lloyds shares around 96.5p, down roughly 0.1% on the day, with an intraday range of about 96.3p–96.8p and a 52‑week range of 52.44p–96.76p.Investing.com According to Hargreaves Lansdown, Thursday’s close at 96.60p marked a new 12‑month high, with the share price up about 82% over one year and more than 23% over six months.Hargreaves Lansdown+1 At

Unilever PLC (LON: ULVR; NYSE: UL) heads into the final weeks of 2025 with its investment story dominated by three themes: a looming Magnum Ice Cream Company spin‑off, fresh euro‑denominated bond issues, and a flurry of bullish analyst calls that clash with more sceptical voices. As of the latest close, Unilever’s London‑listed shares are trading at around 4,520p, barely changed over the past few sessions, while the New York–listed ADR (ticker UL) finished Wednesday, 26 November, at $60.20, down just 0.05% on the day. Yahoo Finance+1 Today, 28 November 2025, the spotlight is squarely on new broker commentary and debt‑market

Mumbai, 28 November 2025 — ICICI Bank Limited’s stock spent Friday’s session consolidating just below recent highs, with cash-market action steady but derivatives traders clearly leaning bullish. ICICI Bank share price today: where the stock stands On the NSE, ICICI Bank (ICICIBANK) ended around ₹1,388–1,391 per share on 28 November 2025, modestly lower than Thursday’s close of ₹1,392.2, a dip of roughly 0.2–0.3%. Daily data indicate an intraday range between about ₹1,388 and ₹1,398, with volumes a little over 3.3 million shares traded on the exchange. Investing.com+2Moneycontrol+2 Key snapshot for 28 November 2025: Economic Times’ liveblog through the day highlighted