Searched for
KBW BANK INDEX
US bank earnings in focus as Treasury yields surge, raising concerns over lending and dealmakingUS bank stocks face a critical earnings test as investors assess whether rising Treasury yields, higher deposit costs and slower dealmaking...- Zions, Washington Trust Bancorp set to report earnings results today. Are US regional banks heading towards 2023-like crisis?US Regional Banks: Even before problems surfaced at Zions and Western Alliance, investor confidence had taken a hit by the twin bankruptcie...
- Reports say Jamie Dimon's time as JPMorgan CEO is winding down; investors say, "Don't go"Jamie Dimon, JPMorgan Chase's CEO, is reportedly considering stepping down, though some investors are reluctant to see him leave. His influ...
- US banks see high deposit costs, investment banking boostU.S. lenders' second-quarter profits were squeezed by dampening loan demand and the high interest they paid to hold on to deposits, but a f...
- US stock market: Dow, S&P 500 ease as rate worries mount, banks shares dipInvestors also eagerly awaited results and a forecast from chip company Nvidia due late on Wednesday. Its blockbuster report last quarter f...
- US bank stocks rebound, regional banking index hits 6-week highShares of major US banks and regional lenders rose on Tuesday, with the KBW Regional Banking index reaching its highest level since April. ...
- First Republic collapse sparks sector-wide regional bank shares sell-offThe collapse of First Republic Bank, the third major casualty of the US banking sector since 2008, has led to the fall of shares of regiona...
- Dow, S&P 500 up as SVB deal lifts bank shares; Nasdaq dipsThe Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 288.66 points, or 0.9%, to 32,526.19, the S&P 500 gained 21.21 points, or 0.53%, to 3,992.2 and the N...
- Microsoft and Alphabet have best week in years amid bank turmoil“Tech is more of a safe haven than your traditional cyclical sectors, and it has already gone through a re-pricing, which means it looks at...
- Microsoft and Alphabet have best week in years amid bank turmoilMore than $560 billion in market value has been added to the four biggest US technology and internet companies this week.
- Bank turmoil helps spur $500-billion advance in big tech stocksMore than $500 billion in market value has been added to the four biggest US tech companies this week. Microsoft advanced 12% and is flirti...
- Wall Street ends mixed despite bumper big-bank earningsDespite bumper trading and investment-banking revenue, lending by both JP Morgan and Wells Fargo fell from a year ago. Investors will be wa...
- US bank stocks are back in vogue on stimulus, interest-rate outlookWhether they maintain that momentum depends on the success of President-elect Joe Biden’s agenda, Federal Reserve monetary policy and how q...
- US ETF investors hasten exodus from financialsOutflows from the $21 billion Financial Select SPDR Fund, or XLF, are driving the record $9.2 billion that’s been pulled from all ETFs trac...
- Global banks are now entering a 'New World Order', say analystsSince November 8, Citigroup is up 12%, Goldman has risen 16%, Morgan Stanley 18%, JPMorgan Chase and Co 12%, and Bank of America 18%.
- Bank of America Q4 earnings jump nearly five-foldBank of America Corp. says its fourth-quarter profit jumped from a year earlier, as the loans on the bank's balance sheet continued to impr...
- US banks like Bank of America and Citigroup may face margin pressure from Federal Reserve rate policyBank of America and Citigroup are among lenders that may find it more difficult to boost profits and capital after the Federal Reserve pled...
- BofA sees its biggest loss in lender's historyBank of America posted the biggest quarterly loss in the lender's history after chief executive Brian T Moynihan booked more costs.
- Foreclosure debacle to test US stocks rally next weekUS banks will be in limelight next week as some of them report earnings and investors worry a halt to foreclosure proceedings could hit the...
- Bank of America reports $1 bn loss in Q3The total loss for shareholders was even larger, at $2.24 billion, or 26 cents per share, worse than had been expected by most analysts. To...
Load More
