Tuesday, February 17, 2009

Broker roundup: Evolution says Lloyds 'too difficult' to value

The UK government played down the idea that it would fully nationalize Lloyds Banking Group. Lloyds Banking Group Plc may retreat on speculation the lender will have to write off more loans made by HBOS Plc. Plus, business editor Deborah Hargreaves discusses the future of the Lloyds banking group. The Financial Times says Lloyds Banking Group has lost its triple A status with the credit ratings company Moodys. T) down after a profit warning by Britain's Lloyds Banking Group hit global peers. Lloyds Banking Group, Britain's biggest mortgage lender, slipped 8.1 percent, extending Friday's 32.5 percent loss. Lloyds Banking Group also languished on the loser board, falling another 8.14 per cent or 5p to 56.4p. The figures came from the Lloyds Banking Group in its latest quarterly house price monitor. *Collins Stewart repeated its hold view on Lloyds banking group.

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