US Banks Take Center Stage on Wall Street this Week
JPMorgan Chase posted impressive numbers yesterday
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- Written by Banking Exchange staff
JPMorgan Chase posted impressive numbers yesterday, beating Wall Street expectations with strong trading results.
Citigroup is also gaining attention with CEO Jane Fraser leading sell-offs of some of its international businesses.
Banking analysts have taken note of Citigroup’s changes, as well as several large banks’ ability to capitalize on bank deregulation in the United States.
Today, Bank of America and Wells Fargo will be posting Q4 results, while most of the nation’s top ten bank stocks will report earnings by Friday.
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