NatWest shares move up after UK rule change and £20 billion plan
NatWest Group shares picked up in London on Tuesday, getting a lift from a stronger market and new policy support after the government relaxed ring-fencing rules for major UK lenders. London Stock Exchange trading stayed on its usual weekday schedule, open from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. local. AJ Bell’s delayed numbers pegged NatWest at a 570.6p sell and 570.8p buy, up 4.6p or 0.81%. Recent deals happened around 12:53 BST on volume of about 3.29 million shares. The figures value NatWest at about £45.44 billion.
