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Express News | Shares of Banking Companies Are Trading Higher Amid Overall Market Strength After President Trump Said He Will Not Be Firing Fed Chair Powell. Additionally, Trump Indicated the Final Tariff Rate Would Be Lower Than the Current, Which May Lead to...

BenzingaApr 23 13:18 ET

Market Chatter: Vedanta Resources Mulls US Listing for Zambian Copper Mining Firm

MT NewswiresApr 23 10:10 ET

The capital buffers that were opposed in the past have now become a "lifeboat" for the Bank of America.

Two years ago, the large Banks in the USA, which had just experienced market fluctuations, are now facing a turbulent financial environment again. However, this time, thanks to ample capital reserves, almost no one doubts the Industry's ability to withstand risks.

Zhitong FinanceApr 23 09:39 ET

Express News | Shares of Banking Companies Are Trading Higher Amid Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's Remarks About Trade De-escalation With China

BenzingaApr 22 15:46 ET

Shares of Banking Companies Are Trading Higher Amid Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's Remarks About Trade De-escalation With China.

BenzingaApr 22 15:46 ET

Microsoft Cracks Down On Underperformers With New Policies, Including 2-Year Rehire Ban: Report

BenzingaApr 22 06:41 ET

Market Chatter: Barclays, Citigroup to Reportedly Underwrite $1.7 Billion Debt for KKR's OSTTRA Buyout

MT NewswiresApr 22 06:05 ET

Analysts: Trump's trade war undermines market confidence, causing investors to steer away from the USA.

President Trump’s aggressive trade agenda has shaken the core of the Global market. Despite his promise to usher in a "new Gold era for America," the appeal of the American market to investors is starting to fade under his erratic tariff policies. Analysts indicate that Trump's tariffs are the catalyst for the end of the "America exceptionalism" era, which has also weakened the image of the American market as the preferred destination for investment. Trump's trade war casts a shadow over business decisions and disrupts forecasts for economic growth. CEOs are lowering their expectations, and Wall Street banks are also revising down the year-end targets for the S&P 500 Index. The latest from Bank of America.

环球市场播报Apr 22 04:02 ET

Here's Where Retirement Savers Are Flocking as Trump's Policy Uncertainty Shakes up Stocks

CNBCApr 21 15:49 ET

As tariff turmoil stirs the market, hedge funds continue to poach yen interest rate traders.

Despite the turmoil caused by tariffs sweeping through the Japan government bond market, two hedge funds are still hiring yen interest rate traders from Global major banks. According to informed sources, Capula Investment Management LLP is hiring Masahiko Maihara from Deutsche Bank. Another source stated that Singapore's Dymon Asia Capital has hired Shumei Kameyama from Barclays. Representatives from both companies declined to comment. Tariffs announced by USA President Trump have triggered extreme fluctuations in the Global bond market, Japan.

环球市场播报Apr 21 07:19 ET

Worried About a Job Loss? Time to Pump up Your Emergency Savings.

Yahoo FinanceApr 19 10:00 ET

Banks Mostly Maintain Guidance Despite Step Up in Uncertainty -- Market Talk

WSJApr 18 11:33 ET

The Federal Reserve is considering significant changes to the stress tests for Banks: proposing to use a two-year data average and extend the compliance buffer period.

The Federal Reserve disclosed on Thursday that it will implement a systematic reform of the annual stress testing mechanism for large Banks.

Zhitong FinanceApr 17 19:41 ET

Barclays Agrees to Sell U.K. Payments Unit Stake to Brookfield

WSJApr 17 04:13 ET

Is Barclays PLC (BCS) The Dirt Cheap Stock To Invest In Now?

Yahoo FinanceApr 16 17:19 ET

Under the shadow of Trump's tariffs, LVMH has fallen from the throne of the world's largest Luxury Goods company, surpassed by Hermès.

On Tuesday, Hermès surpassed LVMH to become the Global Market Cap leader in the Luxury Goods sector. LVMH had previously reported disappointing first-quarter results, causing its stock price to drop significantly. During these challenging days for the Luxury Goods Industry, the two companies have frequently swapped positions. As of Tuesday's close, LVMH's stock price, listed in Paris, fell by 7.9%, reducing its Market Cap to 246.5 billion euros (approximately 280 billion dollars). This is the lowest level since November 2020. In comparison, Hermès' stock price remained relatively stable, with a Market Cap of 248.1 billion euros at the close. After a brief boom following the COVID-19 pandemic, the Luxury Goods Industry is once again facing challenges.

Global market report.Apr 16 02:52 ET

Barclays Close to Selling Stake in Payments Business to Brookfield, Bloomberg Says, Citing Sources

WSJApr 16 01:40 ET

Top Gap Ups and Downs on Tuesday: BAC, MUFG, SAN and More

Moomoo NewsApr 15 18:00 ET · Markets

Sector Update: Financial Stocks Advance Late Afternoon

MT NewswiresApr 15 15:52 ET

Sector Update: Financial

MT NewswiresApr 15 15:30 ET