Beat the street: US investors cautious after mixed bank results, inflation
US stocks set for a cautious start after mixed bank results and hotter-than-expected inflation reports.
JPMorgan interest income falls short. Wells Fargo reports better-than-expected Q1 profit. Citigroup’s profit drops as costs rise.
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US banks earnings season kicks off
In today's edition of "Beat the street," IGTV financial analysts Angeline Ong and Jeremy Naylor discuss pre-market movements and earnings reports from major banks amidst recalibrating Federal Reserve rate cut expectations. JPMorgan Chase's shares are expected to drop due to a lower 2024 net interest income forecast, while Wells Fargo's shares are up following better-than-expected Q1 profit. Citigroup also sees share growth, with noteworthy management structure completions.
Market and trading updates
The discussion includes technical analysis and future trading insights against the backdrop of current economic indicators, higher interest rates, and their implications on banks' performances. Additionally, Ong touches on other sectors, including airlines facing growth challenges due to limited aircraft deliveries, and commodities, highlighting a significant rise in silver prices. Overall, the episode captures a comprehensive view of the financial market's landscape, offering valuable insights for traders and investors.
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