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Tuesday 24 February 2026 10:15 amlsquo;Vulnerablersquo; Lloyds and Barclays shares dip as tariff turmoil  stanley cup hits FTSE 100By: Samuel NormanSenior City ReporterShareFacebookShar air force one e on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as a preferredsource on GoogleBanks got caught in the FTSE 100 sell-off this morning.Lloyds and Barclays shares tumbled into the red this morning as vulnerable City banking stocks got caught in the FTSE 100rsquo  tariff turmoil.The FTSE 350 bank index tumbled over one per cent at open to 8,184.62 as lenders were  hydro flask cooler struck with volatility at the opening bell.Barclays led the slump at over two per cent to lows of 451.55p whilst Lloyds came a whisker under two per cent to 102.1p. Natwest also suffered a slump of over one per cent to 601.80p.The losses came as the FTSE 100 opened to a 0.2 per cent slump. The move was a modest dip, compared with losses over on Wall Street, with the Dow Jones, SP 500 and Nasdaq all slipping over one per cent, but analysts pointed to global risk sentiment spreading towards the City. Investors have been put on edge by the latest tariff salvo from President Donald Trump, threatening 15 per cent tariffs on trading partners with a warning he could do terrible things.It turns out even the FTSE 100 isnrsquo;t immune to the current bout of risk aversion in markets, Chris Beauchamp, chief market analyst at IG, told City AM.Read moreBarclay