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New Trump-Xi Showdown Approaches As Chinese Tankers Press Ahead To Venezuela Despite Blockade Two Chinese-flagged very large crude carriers are proceeding toward Venezuelan waters despite a U.S.-imposed blockade on sanctioned oil tankers, raising the prospect of heightened tensions between Washington and Beijing over Venezuela's crude exports. Thousand Sunny oil tanker (photo: Tommy Chia) Shipping data published by Lloyd's List on Tuesday shows the Thousand Sunny is expected to arrive at Venezuela's Jose Terminal in mid-January after rounding the Cape of Good Hope empty in the southern Atlantic, Newsweek reports. The vessel, which is not subject to U.S. sanctions, has historically transported Venezuelan Merey heavy crude to China. A second unsanctioned Chinese-flagged VLCC, the Xing Ye, is currently positioned off French Guiana, awaiting loading at the same terminal, Newsweek said. Via Newsweek Both the State Department and China's Foreign Ministry have remained mum on the vessels' moveme...

Out of 18 analysts, 11 rate Lloyds a Buy, even after the share price has had its best year for a long time. Does the outlook stack up? The post 3 reasons the Lloyds share price could keep climbing in 2026 appeared first on The Motley Fool UK....

Struggling company, which has run more than 100 outlets, has been criticised by MPs over claims it failed to pay locum pharmacistsBusiness live – latest updatesA struggling national pharmacy chain accused of owing its locums £670,000 in unpaid fees has been hit with an application to place the business into insolvency proceedings.Jhoots Chemist, which trades under the name of Jhoots Pharmacy, was named in a high court application to appoint an administrator, submitted on Monday by Lloyds Bank. Continue reading......

Can the Lloyds share price reproduce its 2025 performance in the year ahead? Stephen Wright thinks investors shouldn't be too quick to write it off. The post Can the Lloyds share price hit £1.30 in 2026? appeared first on The Motley Fool UK....

Average property price in city rose by 12.6%, while Stafford and Wigan also had double-digit growthUK house prices rose fastest in Plymouth this year as investment in shopping and amenities lured buyers to the south-west city, a survey of 2025 housing hotspots shows, as the central London market struggled with weaker demand.The average property price rose by 12.6% in Plymouth during 2025, the steepest rise anywhere in the country, taking the typical home price to £278,808. The data, from Lloyds Banking Group, showed Stafford and Wigan also had double-digit growth. Continue reading......

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Lloyds' is tipped for another double-digit share price rise next year. But can the FTSE 100 bank pull it off? Royston Wild isn't convinced... The post Will the Lloyds share price rise another 15% in 2026? appeared first on The Motley Fool UK....

The Lloyds share price has had a strong five years. Our writer sees reasons to think it could go even higher -- but also grounds to be cautious. The post Up 150% in 5 years! What's going on with the Lloyds share price? appeared first on The Motley Fool UK....

The Lloyds share price has had a splendid year, rising by 76%. Muhammad Cheema looks at whether it can continue this run in 2026. The post Can the Lloyds share price do it again in 2026? appeared first on The Motley Fool UK....

Looking for the best dividend stocks to buy for next year? Consider leaving Lloyds shares on the shelf and picking up these passive income stars instead. The post Meet the 3 dividend stocks tipped to beat Lloyds shares in 2026! appeared first on The Motley Fool UK....

Dr James Fox takes a closer look at analysts' forecasts for the Lloyds share price with the stock already high on momentum after surging in 2025. The post Here are the latest predictions for the Lloyds share price in 2026 appeared first on The Motley Fool UK....

It's been a banner year for Lloyds shares! Here is what a £10,000 stake would have returned over the course of 2025 including dividends. The post £10,000 invested in Lloyds shares at the beginning of 2025 is now worth… appeared first on The Motley Fool UK....

The Lloyds Bank share price has made some stellar gains in 2025, and some analysts are already forecasting further rises into 2026. The post How high can the Lloyds share price go in 2026? appeared first on The Motley Fool UK....

The Lloyds Banking Group share price has outperformed the FTSE 100 in 2025. With this in mind, our writer takes a look at the bank's prospects for 2026. The post Will the Lloyds share price be the FTSE 100's dark horse in 2026, or its black sheep? appeared first on The Motley Fool UK....

The Lloyds share price is up 73.7% since January as earnings and profit margins surge, but can it do it again in 2026? Zaven Boyrazian investigates. The post At a 95p share price, is now the time to invest in Lloyds? appeared first on The Motley Fool UK....

The Lloyds share price has had a splendid 2025 and is inching closer to the elusive £1 mark. But what would it take for this stock to leap even higher? The post Prediction: the Lloyds share price could hit £1.25 in 2026 appeared first on The Motley Fool UK....

Although often impressive, artificial intelligence has its flaws. James Beard found this out when he used it to try and learn more about Lloyds shares. The post I asked ChatGPT how much £10,000 invested in Lloyds shares 5 years ago is worth today? But it wasn't very helpful… appeared first on The Motley Fool UK....

There Are Over 8,500 Toxic Shipwrecks Across The Globe There are over 8,500 potentially polluting wrecks (PPWs) across the world's ocean. These shipwrecks may hold as much as 20.4 million metric tons of oil and toxic substances, according to estimates. This graphic, produced by Visual Capitalist's Cody Good in partnership with Lloyd's Register Foundation, shows the global density of World War II wrecks. It uses data from Paul Heersink's Sunken Ships of the Second World War database and oil estimates from Michel et al., 2005, presented at the International Oil Spill Conference. Where Toxic Shipwrecks Are Found World War II battles sank over 75% of PPWs, concentrating most in regions such as the South Pacific (32% of PPWs, 25% of oil) and the North Atlantic (25% of PPWs, 38% of oil). Here is a table that shows the concentration of PPWs by ocean region and their estimated oil content: These wrecks remain under the ownership of the original flag states, who have no legal obligation to inte...

UK businesses ended 2025 feeling more upbeat about the economy's prospects after they were spared much of the tax pain at last month's budget....

Lloyds shares have had a stellar 2025, but there could be far better investments in the FTSE 100 to consider buying today. Here's what's on Zaven's radar. The post Forget Lloyds shares! I'm looking at an even better FTSE 100 bargain appeared first on The Motley Fool UK....