Lloyds Shares Rise, Says Bad Debts Have Peaked

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Shares in Lloyds rose more than 10% Wednesday despite the bank posting a quarterly earnings loss on the back of $22 billion of bad debts. Andy Brough from Schroders said the share jump shows there are a lot of people in the UK market who don't own Lloyds. Tim Hughes from IG Index joins the discussion.

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