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Financial stocks advanced in Tuesday afternoon trading, with the NYSE Financial Index rising 0.8% an

Geopolitical factors are increasing the chances of a major shock, says the JPMorgan Chase CEO.

Capital One is due to report after Tuesday’s close. The bank’s vast card business is crucial for the bank and offers a broad look at how consumers are doing.

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The federal government has been mailing checks to dead people for years, and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says a new verification system just caught the first wave. The numbers already stopped are notable, but Bessent argues they barely register against what is actually out there.

KeyCorp beats Q2 earnings estimates as higher net interest and fee income, lower provisions, and loan growth lift the results despite rising expenses.

Jamie Dimon says AI is already replacing thousands of banking jobs, but his biggest message to investors is that artificial intelligence may be more about protecting profits than supercharging them.

Investing.com -- JPMorgan said a recent selloff in clean energy and power infrastructure stocks has created attractive entry points ahead of second-quarter earnings, arguing that demand trends tied to data centers, industrial electrification and U.S. manufacturing remain intact despite recent market volatility.

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon said he isn’t bullish on long-dated Treasurys and stocks at current prices. “I would not be a buyer” of long-dated Treasurys, Dimon said on the “Master Investor Podcast” released late yesterday, citing current interest and inflation rates. Dimon also said he hasn’t bought any stocks recently, noting that corporate profits are currently very high.

JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM) has been one of the stocks most watched by Zacks.com users lately. So, it is worth exploring what lies ahead for the stock.

JPMorgan CEO says uncompetitive taxes, rising debt, and bond risks deserve investors' attention.

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon, one of Wall Street’s most venerated leaders and a man once on the shortlist of names to become Treasury Secretary, offered some straight talk on the value of U.S. debt and the impact of deficit spending this week. Dimon, who at the age of 70 is nearing the end of his two decade tenure at the helm of the world’s biggest bank but remains the market’s central conscience, told Wilfred Frost’s Master Investor Podcast that he wouldn’t be a buyer of At least not at current levels. Dimon said the government can handle the issue one of two ways, either through a bipartisan effort similar to the Simpson-Bowles Commission of 2010, proposed by President Barack Obama and led by Republican Congressman Paul Ryan, or “waiting for it to become a problem.”

JPMorgan CEO avoids stocks and long-term Treasurys at current levels

📣 “When I look at AI itself, the amount of money being spent is huge. Will it in total pay off? Probably, just like the internet did. Will it pay off the way you expect on the timetable you expect? Definitely not.

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Steve Eisman, an investor made famous by “The Big Short,” said Friday that bank credit quality may no longer be the warning signal for the next downturn. “In the past, I have said as the banks go, so goes the...

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The boss of JP Morgan warned Andy Burnham against launching a tax raid on banks as he urged the new Prime Minister to focus on growth.

Frank Bisignano directed staff to use software to snoop in email of rivals and surveil work of employees; Bisignano, who also heads Social Security, denied he ever spied on co-workers.

JPMorgan Chase is involved in a series of high profile economic agreements between U.S. companies and Iraq tied to the Iraqi Prime Minister’s recent visit to Washington. The bank is working alongside energy, healthcare, and technology firms in a $60b program focused on developing Iraq’s economy. These activities extend beyond JPMorgan Chase’s traditional lending and fixed income roles and place the bank at the center of a multi sector initiative. JPMorgan Chase, traded as NYSE:JPM, is...

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Big banks posted strong Q2 beats and double-digit earnings growth forecasts, prompting a closer look at valuations and momentum across the sector.

BlackRock is leading a debt sale targeting at least $12 billion for its massive new El Paso data-center project backed by Meta Platforms people familiar with the matter said. The world’s largest investment firm, along with its infrastructure and private-credit arms, owns an 80% stake in the Texas data-center project, while Meta Platforms, which will use the data centers, owns the other 20%. BlackRock has been plowing tens of billions of dollars into data-center investments over the past year, including a $40 billion deal to buy Aligned Data Centers.

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The unwind in artificial intelligence and momentum stocks is entering its maturing stage and should not trigger prolonged market weakness, according to JP Morgan. The bank's equity strategists, led by Mislav Matejka, noted a challenging few weeks for AI-linked groups, with Korea's market down...

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