Bank of America tops profit estimates on better-than-expected interest income
- Bank of America reported a stronger-than-expected third-quarter profit, with a 10% increase to $7.8 billion, driven by higher interest income.
- The bank's net interest income rose 4% to $14.4 billion, exceeding analysts' predictions, supported by higher rates and loan growth.
- Despite facing losses on bonds, Bank of America's investment banking and trading units outperformed expectations, contributing to the overall profit increase.
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Bank of America profit beats estimates on higher interest income, investment banking gains
Bank of America beat Wall Street estimates for quarterly profit on Tuesday as it joined rivals in earning more from interest payments, while benefiting from a better-than-expected performance of its investment banking and trading divisions. The U.S. economy has shown resilience despite rising interest rates as a hot job market and healthy finances prompt consumers to spend on goods, travel and other activities, keeping most businesses including …
BofA profit rises on higher interest income, investment banking gains
Bank of America's profit rose about 10% in the third quarter as it joined rivals in earning more from interest payments by its customers, while investment banking and trading fared better than expected.
BofA’s Profit Tops Estimates On Trading, Net Interest Income
Bank of America Corp. traders reported their best third-quarter results in more than a decade while net interest income topped analysts’ estimates as the lender continues to reap the benefits of Federal Reserve rate hikes and volatile markets.
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