LSE:NWG 15 June 2026 - 6 July 2026

NatWest Group Plc traded higher in London on Tuesday, though UK credit data pulled more focus. Mortgage approvals dropped at their quickest pace lately as the bank approaches half-year numbers. NatWest traded at 667p on Hargreaves Lansdown, rising 10.4p or 1.58%. Google Finance had shares at 667.20p as of 13:44 BST. The FTSE 100 was last up 0.83% to 10,571.41. The London Stock Exchange ran normal hours, from 0800 to 1630, so this was an intraday price, not the close.

NatWest Group Plc edged lower with the FTSE 100 on Monday, but the buyback activity gave a clearer signal for investors than the modest share drop. AJ Bell’s delayed prints had NatWest at 655.00/655.20p, off 0.18%, with the last trades logged at 11:46 BST. The FTSE 100 sat at 10,488.71, also off 0.18%. The bank’s most recent buyback filing confirmed it bought 3.55 million shares between June 8 and June 11 on the LSE, CHIX and BATE. Based on venue-level trades from the SEC filing, the weighted average worked out to 590.9p per share. With the mid-price at 655.1p on Monday, those shares now stand 10.9% above the bank’s buyback price before any fees.

NatWest Group Plc jumped 1.7% to 658.20 pence by 1250 BST on Thursday, trading close to the session high. This comes after Berenberg began covering the stock with a “buy” rating and set an 860p target. NatWest is still down 6.7% from its 52-week high of 705.40p. At 7.97 billion shares, the target values NatWest at around £68.5 billion. That’s £16.1 billion more than its market value at midday, which stood at £52.45 billion. The target is nearly 22% higher than the current 52-week high.

NatWest Group traded at a 636.6p midpoint just before noon Monday, with the stock offered at 636.8p and bid at 636.4p. That’s 1.2p lower, or 0.19% down from Friday’s close. Pressure on the price seemed macro. Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s resignation sent sterling 0.27% lower, UK mid-caps fell about 0.5%, and there was no new trading update from NatWest. The move looked like a risk pause after June’s rally, not a shift in NatWest’s earnings view. The market's focus is on the relative move. LSE: NWG dropped about 31 basis points less than the FTSE 250, which is usually a proxy for UK domestic stocks. That’s notable given NatWest's heavy UK exposure; a bigger drop would be typical if traders

NatWest Group shares finished the week at 637.8 pence, a gain of 3.8% from the June 12 close at 614.2 pence. The stock slipped 0.53% on Friday. The London Stock Exchange was closed Saturday. That’s counted as a win for now. NatWest, which focuses on UK retail, commercial and private banking, kept most of the gains it picked up after last weekend even as risk appetite across the market faded. Traders are watching for the next test, which could hit before London opens again: Iran’s military said on Saturday that the Strait of Hormuz was closed due to alleged ceasefire violations.

NatWest Group Plc shares rose in London on Wednesday, adding to a sharp gain in the previous session, as investors weighed a fresh debt issue from the UK-focused bank against softer-than-expected inflation data. Delayed market data showed NatWest at 633 pence, up 0.7%, with recent trades around 10:46 BST. The stock had opened at 630.8 pence after closing at 628.6 pence on Tuesday, and remained below its 52-week high of 705.4 pence.

NatWest Group Plc rose on Tuesday as UK banking shares caught a broader bid, helped by a stronger FTSE 100 and a risk-on tone in London markets. The stock was recently quoted at 624.80p, up 1.63%, giving the bank a market value of about £49.7 billion. The day’s gain was not tied to a fresh earnings release from NatWest. It came as Reuters reported that London’s blue-chip index advanced 0.6%, with financials and industrials among the leading sectors after easing oil prices improved investor appetite for risk. That matters for NatWest because bank stocks are highly sensitive to the interest-rate cycle and investor confidence in the economy. Net interest income — the gap between what a bank earns on loans

NatWest Group Plc Ticker: NWG:LSE added 8p to 622.2p, a gain of 1.3% by 11:28 BST Monday. Turnover stood at around 3.01 million shares. This followed a strong Friday, when NatWest’s total return was 4.53% and it outperformed the FTSE 100’s 1.63% move. The stock is still trading below the 705.4p year high, but stays in the upper part of its range. Traders are watching for any further upside in UK bank names. European stocks jumped Monday as oil prices retreated and talk of a US-Iran peace deal took some heat out of markets. The Stoxx 600 set a fresh high. The FTSE 100 climbed to its best level in two months. Bank names like NatWest led after recent strength,