The UK's biggest banks are set to report lower profits and narrower margins in the coming weeks as the interest rate tailwind which pushed their earnings to a record high last year dies down.

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Three of Britain's biggest banks are preparing to announce that tighter interest margins and competition for mortgages have caused a fall in profits in the first quarter.

Depositors chasing higher interest rates and competition for mortgages are expected to have caused profits to have fallen at three of Britain’s biggest banks. Quarterly figures next week from Lloyds ...

Lloyds, Barclays and NatWest will be updating shareholders on the first-quarter financial results on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday respectively.

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The UK's largest high street banks, including Lloyds, Barclays and NatWest, are predicted to report a decrease in profits for the start of the year, following a bumper 2023 where earnings reached an ...

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