Wall Street is struggling, but Main Street is strong, analyst sums up banks results

Record ID: 1693132

  • Title: Wall Street is struggling, but Main Street is strong, analyst sums up banks results
  • Date: 14th October 2022
  • Summary: NEW YORK, NEW YORK, UNITED STATES (FILE) (REUTERS) DELIVERY WORKER ON HIS WAY TO DELIVER PURCHASED GOODS TO CONSUMERS WOMAN LOOKING AT MERCHANDISE AT BLOOMINGDALE'S DEPARTMENT STORE MAN GETTING HAIRCUT AT BARBER SHOP
  • Embargoed: 28th October 2022 20:07
  • Keywords: Bank of America Citigroup JPMorgan Chase Morgan Stanley Well Fargo economy
  • Location: NEW YORK, NEW YORK, UNITED STATES
  • City: NEW YORK, NEW YORK, UNITED STATES
  • Country: US
  • Topics: Company News Markets,Economic Events,United States
  • Reuters ID: LVA005233214102022RP1
  • Aspect Ratio: 16:9
  • Story Text: Major U.S. banks reported quarterly results on Friday (October 14).
    JPMorgan Chase said it managed a smaller-than-feared drop in third-quarter profit as a rise in interest income cushioned a blow from higher loan loss provisions and a slump in deal making due to a worsening economic outlook.
    Citigroup beat estimates as its lending business benefited from a series of interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve and offset weakness in other divisions such as investment banking and trading.
    Wells Fargo reported a 31% decline in third-quarter profit as the bank racked up costs related to a fake accounts scandal and boosted its loan loss reserves in preparation for a potential slowdown.
    The bank posted $2 billion in operating losses related to litigation, customer remediation, and regulatory matters associated with the now six-year-old scandal over its sales practices.
    Morgan Stanley recorded a 30% slump in third-quarter profit, missing analysts' estimates as a slowdown in global deal making hurt its investment bank business.
    The outlook for deals has steadily worsened this year as the U.S. Federal Reserve raised benchmark rates to tame inflation, clouding the economic growth forecast, while the highs of a record last year drew tough comparisons.
    Bank of America is scheduled to report earnings on Monday (October 17) and Goldman Sachs on Friday (October 21).
    (Production: Aleksandra Michalska)
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