Barclays Plc ADR BCS

$23.71 +0.07 (0.30%)

Valuation

Market cap
7,943,678,000
Revenue TTM
$38,426,920,000
Net income TTM
$9,457,720,000
PE ratio
9.06
Forward PE
8.53
Profit margin
24.61%
Debt to equity
5.76

Trading

Volume
5,613,400
Avg volume
4,039,940
Day's range
$23.26 – $23.74
Shares out
336,027,000
Stochastic %K
24%
Beta
1.03
Analysts
Strong Sell
Price target
$30.53

Price

Company profile

Barclays PLC provides various financial services in the United Kingdom, Europe, the Americas, Africa, the Middle East, and Asia. The company operates through Barclays UK; Barclays UK Corporate Bank; Barclays Private Bank and Wealth Management; Barclays Investment Bank; and Barclays US Consumer Bank segments. It offers financial services, such as current accounts, savings accounts, mortgages and unsecured lending, suc...

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Barclays PLC provides various financial services in the United Kingdom, Europe, the Americas, Africa, the Middle East, and Asia. The company operates through Barclays UK; Barclays UK Corporate Bank; Barclays Private Bank and Wealth Management; Barclays Investment Bank; and Barclays US Consumer Bank segments. It offers financial services, such as current accounts, savings accounts, mortgages and unsecured lending, such as credit cards and loans retail banking, wholesale banking, investment banking, wealth management, and investment management services, as well as lending products. In addition, the company engages in securities dealing activities and issuing of credit cards. The company was formerly known as Barclays Bank public limited company and changed its name to Barclays PLC in January 1985. Barclays PLC was founded in 1690 and is headquartered in London, the United Kingdom.

Industry
Banks - Diversified
Sector
Financial Services
Phone
44 20 7116 1000
Website
https://home.barclays
Address
1 Churchill Place, London, United Kingdom

Latest news

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topstockalerts Oct 1, 4:23 PM
Barclays highlighted a chart from Nvidia indicating at least $30 billion of potential upside to the chipmaker’s revenue from the five largest cloud providers in 2026 and 2027. Analyst Tom O’Malley noted that Nvidia disclosed its share of IT capital spending among the five largest cloud service providers through Q2 2026, along with a 44% estimate for 2027. Using Barclays’ assumption that cloud capex will reach about $1.1 trillion in 2027, with 80% allocated to IT, O’Malley estimates Nvidia’s hyperscaler revenue at $237 billion in 2026 and $401 billion in 2027, versus Barclays’ current forecasts of $206 billion and $370 billion. Under a bull-case scenario based on historical ratios, revenue could reach $246 billion and $417 billion, respectively. Barclays also noted that Nvidia’s hyperscaler revenue includes SpaceX, while the five largest cloud-provider figures do not, implying additional upside to the estimates. $NVDA $BCS
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Oscar_66 Oct 1, 2:48 PM
$BCS Been slowly getting out. Today I got completely out. Made enough. Will watch on the sidelines.
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topstockalerts Sep 30, 1:45 AM
Barclays Capital’s U.S. rates research chief Anshul Pradhan said the 30-year U.S. Treasury yield could reach 6%, as the latest bond-market selloff has yet to fully reflect the risk of sustained productivity growth. Markets still assume the current high neutral rate is cyclical rather than permanent. Pradhan said massive AI investment could drive a lasting productivity acceleration, giving the Federal Reserve less reason to return policy rates to levels currently priced into the forward curve and pushing long-term yields higher. In that scenario, the 30-year yield’s fair value could eventually reach 6%, a level last seen in June 2000. The 30-year yield already rose above 5.61% on Monday, its highest since 2002, and is up a full percentage point from its March 2 low. Pradhan also noted that slower capital spending could support Treasuries by weakening growth. $BCS
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topstockalerts Sep 25, 11:48 PM
TFP Group Limited, the world’s largest independent managing agent, has filed for an IPO on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker “TFP.” The Bermuda-incorporated, London-based company is offering ordinary shares alongside selling shareholders, with Morgan Stanley, Barclays and J.P. Morgan leading the underwriting syndicate. Founded in 2023 after its spin-off from Fidelis Insurance, TFP operates a capital-light, fee-based model focused on placement fees and profit-sharing arrangements. It reported $407.5 million in revenue and $127.5 million in net income for the six months ended June 30, 2026. TFP operates Fidelis Underwriting and Pine Walk, originating specialty and reinsurance risks across more than 140 countries. It facilitated $5.8 billion in gross written premiums over the 12 months ended June 30, backed by multi-year capacity agreements with Pelagos Insurance Capital and Lloyd’s Syndicates 3123 and 2126. $JPM $BCS $MS
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11thestate Sep 25, 1:29 PM
Don't forget that there is also an important settlement to watch for $BCS We have every detail, including how investors can get paid: https://11th.com/cases/barclays-fair-fund
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topstockalerts Sep 25, 12:47 PM
Barclays said Friday that stocks have held up relatively well during the global bond selloff, but rising yields are making equities a less obvious choice. Bond volatility has reached its highest level since U.S.-Iran tensions in March, while equity volatility remains relatively contained. Strategist Emmanuel Cau noted that price-to-earnings ratios have fallen over the summer, but bonds have also become cheaper, leaving the equity risk premium near multi-decade lows. As a result, the “TINA” argument for holding stocks has become less compelling. Barclays said higher rates do not necessarily hurt equities, as much of the increase reflects stronger growth and expectations that AI will boost the economy. However, Brent crude remains above $100 a barrel and major central banks are raising rates again. The bank expects markets to remain tense at least through the Q3 earnings season, with hopes for U.S.-Iran de-escalation continuing to support equities but remaining elusive. $LCO $BCS
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topstockalerts Sep 18, 8:31 PM
Barclays told clients Friday that the artificial intelligence trade is entering a more mature phase, calling for greater diversification while viewing the Federal Reserve’s latest decision as providing more policy clarity. Strategist Emmanuel Cau said the Fed’s 25-basis-point rate hike was likely the least negative outcome for markets, reinforcing the central bank’s credibility and commitment to reducing inflation. He noted that the dollar has stabilized, long-term yields have eased and equities initially rose following the decision. However, Cau said global monetary conditions remain tight, which could weigh on valuations and equity returns. He added that a sustained stabilization in rates and stocks may be difficult until energy-related inflation pressures ease. On AI, Cau said the theme has shifted from a one-way trade to a more volatile environment. $BCS
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DonCorleone77 Sep 17, 10:38 AM
$AAPL $BX $GS $BCS $SMFG Banks to provide $22B chip loan to support Crux, Bloomberg reports A group of 10 banks will provide a $22B chip loan to support Crux, Blackstone (BX) and Apple's (AAPL) new cloud venture, Paula Seligson, Preeti Singh and Michelle Cheng of Bloomberg reports, citing people familiar with the matter. The banks involved in the loan include Goldman Sachs (GS), Sumitomo Mitsui Banking (SMFG), Barclays (BCS), BNP Paribas (BNPQY), and Bank of Nova Scotia (BNS), the sources added.
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