Two UK Banks Report Higher Earnings In Interim Results

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The first of the UK banks to release interim earnings for 1996 are reporting higher results for the period. NatWest Group reports a 17 per cent increase in dealing profits, while Lloyds TSB shows a 9 per cent rise in foreign exchange trading income compared to the same period a year ago.

NatWest does not break out interim forex trading revenues, although it does so at year-end. The bank reports £305 million in dealing profits for the first half of 1996, up from 1995's £261 million. For 1995

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