Big banks post strong Q3 profits, but warn higher rates and inflation could bite
Goldman’s equities trading revenue surged 72% as JPMorgan’s quarterly profit missed expectations and bank stocks remained under pressure from higher rates.
- On Tuesday, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite edged lower as investors weighed semiconductor sell-offs against mixed quarterly results from major U.S. banks.
- Sentiment turned Monday after Broadcom CEO Hock Tan likened investment flow into the chip sector to "casino gambling," while reports of technological advances by China's CXMT raised competition fears.
- Micron Technology lost 4.6% while data storage companies Western Digital and Seagate slipped between 1% and 2%, and Johnson & Johnson dropped 6.8% despite topping profit estimates.
- Bank performance varied as Citigroup dipped 3.4% and Wells Fargo fell 1.5% after revenue misses, while Goldman Sachs rose about 0.5% after beating estimates.
- Investors monitor consumer and producer price reports slated for this week alongside commentary from regional Fed presidents Thomas Barkin and Susan Collins.
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Los Angeles Times
Independent EspañolWall Street's largest banks reported another solid quarter on Tuesday, as consumers in the United States continue to pay their bills and companies continue to invest heavily in artificial intelligence.
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Nasdaq Slips as Chip Stocks Extend Losing Streak and Bank Earnings Deliver Mixed Results
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High expectations for corporate profitability, pressures in the technology sector and rising energy prices shaped the investment climate – Meta, Apple and Bumble stood out
The major American banks Goldman Sachs, Citigroup, and Wells Fargo released quarterly figures that were better than expected. The three banks benefited primarily from increased earnings from equities. JPMorgan Chase, however, disappointed and reported figures that were lower than expected. Traditionally, the major banks mark the start of the earnings season.
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Wall Street Banks Pocket Nearly $32 Million As Americans Struggle To Make Ends Meet
America’s biggest banks reported nearly $32 billion in profits as inflation and borrowing costs continued pressuring household finances.
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