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Are Lloyds Banking Group shares now doomed to slump?

VIDEO: One Fool looks at the government’s decision to dispose of its Lloyds shares on the open market.

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The government has scrapped former chancellor George Osborne’s plans to sell-off its remaining stake in Lloyds Banking Group (LSE: LLOY) via a grand discounted offer to the public. But will its new strategy of disposing its remaining shares in the daily market depress the Lloyds share price?

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