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Barclays plans to increase 45 billion pounds in loans over three years and launch Commercial Prosperity Fund

Barclays Predicts €50 Billion in Stock Buybacks for Q1 2026 in Europe

Barclays Discloses 2025 Capital Stress Test Results

Barclays repurchased 4.659 million shares

Barclays Executives Dispose of Significant Amounts of Ordinary Shares and ADSs

Barclays Discloses Positions and Transactions in Dowlais Group PLC

Barclays Announces Share Repurchase to Reduce Issued Capital

Barclays Discloses Holdings in UNITE GROUP PLC

Barclays Discloses Positions and Transactions in Greencore Group PLC

Barclays Obtains Over 5.63% Stake in The Gym Group PLC

Barclays Capital Discloses Holdings in Spectris PLC

Barclays plans to increase UK lending by 45 billion pounds and invest 4.4 billion pounds over three years

Barclays repurchased 251,365,619 shares

Barclays Discloses Holdings in Bakkavor and Greencore

Barclays Repurchased Shares and Disclosed Qualcomm Related Acquisition

Barclays repurchased 237 million shares

Barclays Plans to Cut Risk Assets and Repurchase Stocks

Barclays Increases Voting Rights in Spectris PLC to 5.52%

Barclays Discloses Alphawave Holdings

Barclays Discloses Holdings in Yellow Group

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REG - Barclays PLC - Transaction in Own Shares

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Barclays PLC announced the purchase and cancellation of 2,279,659 ordinary shares on the London Stock Exchange as part of its buy-back program. The highest price paid per share was 442.1000p, and the lowest was 436.0000p, with a volume-weighted average price of 438.6622p. Following this transaction, the company's issued share capital consists of 13,897,434,031 ordinary shares with voting rights.

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Barclays plc has promoted 118 colleagues to Managing Director, effective January 1, 2026, recognizing their leadership and strategic contributions. The announcement was made on December 4, 2025.

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Barclays Promotes 118 Colleagues to Managing Director

Barclays Capital Securities Ltd disclosed its position in American Axle & Manufacturing Holdings, Inc. and Dowlais Group PLC under Rule 8.5 of the Takeover Code. The disclosure includes interests and short positions in relevant securities, purchases and sales, and other dealings. No indemnity or option arrangements were reported. The disclosure was made on December 4, 2025.

REG - Barclays PLC American Axle & Mfg. - Form8.5EPT/NonRIAMERICANAXLE&MANUFACTURINGHOLDINGS

Barclays Capital Securities Ltd, an exempt principal trader, disclosed its positions and dealings in Alphawave IP Group PLC's securities as per Rule 8.5 of the Takeover Code. The disclosure includes interests and short positions in ordinary shares and senior unsecured convertible bonds, as well as details of purchases, sales, and cash-settled derivative transactions. No indemnity or option arrangements were reported. The disclosure is part of a public opening position by an exempt principal trader without recognized intermediary status.

REG - Barclays PLC Alphawave IP Group - Form 8.5 EPT/Non RI ALPHAWAVE IP GROUP PLC

Aastha Gudwani, Barclays' Chief India Economist, explains why the recent strong Q2 GDP data prompted her to amend her call for the Reserve Bank of India to hold instead of cut rates at its December meeting.

Barclays flips December RBI rate call from cut to 'dovish hold'

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A report by the Institute for Management Development (IMD) highlights Africa's declining competitiveness in attracting investments, partly due to foreign banks like Standard Chartered and Barclays exiting the continent. The IMD World Competitiveness Ranking shows poor performance by African countries in government efficiency, economic performance, business, and infrastructure. Global events like the Covid-19 pandemic and geopolitical tensions have further impacted Africa's economic environment, leading to volatile currency swings and shifting trade alliances.

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SNG: Africa scores poorly on competitiveness as foreign banks exit

Barclays analyst Andrew Ross maintains a Buy rating on Moneysupermarket.com with a price target of £2.55. Ross, a 3-star analyst with a 3.0% average return, focuses on the Consumer Cyclical sector. The analyst consensus for Moneysupermarket.com is a Moderate Buy with an average price target of £2.5750.

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Barclays Keeps Their Buy Rating on Moneysupermarket.com (MONY)

Barclays PLC announced the purchase and cancellation of 2,766,832 ordinary shares on the London Stock Exchange as part of its buy-back program. The highest price paid per share was 435.9000p, and the lowest was 431.1000p, with a volume-weighted average price of 433.7089p. Following this transaction, Barclays' issued share capital consists of 13,899,539,726 ordinary shares with voting rights. This is part of a buy-back program announced on 23 October 2025.

Foreign banks in India are shifting focus to the growing rupee bond market due to reduced demand for offshore debt. High US yields and geopolitical tensions have made foreign-currency debt less appealing for Indian corporates. Banks like Standard Chartered and Barclays are expanding their onshore offerings to compete with local lenders. Rupee bond sales are expected to hit a record high in 2025, while dollar bond issuance has decreased. Barclays has significantly increased its rupee bond deals, but foreign banks still face strong competition from domestic banks.

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Foreign banks chase rupee deals as offshore debt sales slow

Barclays faced challenges in the Bank of England's 2025 stress test, mainly due to its riskier international and consumer lending, impacting its common equity Tier 1 (CET1) ratios.1Barclays faces a mis-selling scandal over motor finance deals from 2007, as the UK's Financial Conduct Authority will resume handling related complaints on May 31, 2026.2On December 3, 2025, Barclays PLC repurchased 9,744,173 shares at an average price of 431.03p each, reducing its issued share capital to 13,901,949,602 shares.3

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Key facts: Barclays struggles in stress test; faces mis-selling scandal; share buyback completed

Barclays' Meghan Graper stated that the top five U.S. tech firms may require nearly $100 billion in funding by 2026. These firms are increasingly turning to debt markets to finance AI-ready data centers, marking a shift from their usual cash-based investments. Since September, major cloud computing and AI companies have issued public bonds totaling nearly $90 billion.

Barclays exec says top five tech firms could need $100 billion in funding next year

Barclays PLC announced a transaction involving Stephen Dainton, President of Barclays Bank PLC, who disposed of 229,742 ordinary shares at £4.347 per share on the London Stock Exchange. This initial notification was disclosed by Computershare Investor Services plc, acting as administrator of Barclays' nominee service.

REG - Barclays PLC - Director/PDMR Shareholding

Barclays PLC has disclosed its interests in securities related to Wood Group (John) PLC, representing 1% or more, as per Rule 8.3 of the Takeover Code. The disclosure includes details of positions, purchases, sales, and derivative transactions in ordinary shares. No indemnity or option arrangements are reported, and no supplemental form is attached. The disclosure date is December 3, 2025.

REG - Barclays PLC Wood Group (John) PLC - Form 8.3 WOOD GROUP (JOHN) PLC

UK's FTSE 100 and FTSE 250 indices fell by 0.2% as financial stocks declined, overshadowing gains in mining and energy shares. Heavyweight banks like Lloyds, Close Brothers, and Barclays saw declines, while energy and industrial metal miners gained. HSBC named Brendan Nelson as permanent CEO. Spire Healthcare's stock plunged 15% due to profit warnings, and Sainsbury fell 4% as Qatar's sovereign wealth fund plans to reduce its stake. Smiths Group rose 1.5% after selling its baggage-screening unit for $2.65 billion.