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After the Federal Reserve's stress test, major Wall Street banks increased dividends and stock buybacks.
On Friday, the US banking industry announced an increase in dividend payouts, such as JPMorgan's plans to buy back $30 billion in stocks and Morgan Stanley receiving approval to buy back as much as $20 billion in stocks. Overnight on Friday, bank stocks rose across the board, with Citigroup rising 3.1% and Wells Fargo & Co. rising 3.43%.
Moody's said that interest rate cuts can alleviate the plight of the banking industry in the United States.
Many problems in the American banking industry depend on the direction of Federal Reserve interest rates.
Morgan Stanley responds to the Federal Reserve's rare optimism over the stress test results.
Banks complain that some aspects of the Federal Reserve's annual stress tests are opaque and it is difficult to understand how certain results are obtained.
Craig Montgomery Named Chief Strategy Officer at Lower
COLUMBUS, Ohio, June 27, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Mortgage fintech Lower today announced the addition of Craig Montgomery as its new Chief Strategy Officer—a key step in Lower's plan to becoming a top-fi
Express News | JPMorgan: Federal Reserve's stress test results are more optimistic than expected.
Powell's prediction came true, the Fed really took action this time!
Insiders revealed that the Federal Reserve will launch a weakened version of the capital buffer plan, greatly reducing the burden on Wall Street banks.
The Federal Reserve released the annual bank stress test results on Wednesday, with the performance of large banks drawing much attention.
If the test results show that a higher proportion of banks meet the standards, it may cause market concerns about the Fed postponing interest rate cuts; if the test results show that a large proportion of banks are at risk, it may trigger predictions that the Fed will cut interest rates as soon as possible.
Regional Banks Want to Slim Down. Hedge Funds Smell a Bargain
By Matt Wirz Regional banks around the U.S. are striking complex and costly bargains with hedge funds, hoping to insulate themselves from a replay of the turmoil that followed Silicon Valley Bank's f
Pimco warns that the plight of commercial real estate in the United States could lead to more regional bank failures.
The Pacific Investment Management Company predicts that more regional banks in the USA will fail due to their high concentration of troubled commercial real estate loans on their balance sheets.
PIMCO: The crisis in US commercial real estate is lurking! PIMCO expects regional banks' patience to be near 'critical point'
John Murray told the media that as a lender in the commercial real estate field, regional banks in the United States are facing a "real wave of difficulties" that has only just begun. For banks, the decline in the value of mortgage assets may lead to an increase in the loan-to-value ratio, which is the ratio of the loan amount to the actual value of the collateral.
Bearish surprise attack! Moody's issued a warning to 6 regional banks in the USA.
Regional banks in the United States have been hit again!
Bank of America continues to be under pressure! FDIC: Q1 losses increased to $517 billion, and the number of problem banks rose to 63.
According to the first quarter report of FDIC, the banking system of Bank of America has a total of 517 billion US dollars in unrealized losses and there are 63 "problem banks".
Commercial property is full of crises! Axos (AX.US) is under attack from the bears, and banks in the United States are concerned about the resurgence.
Concerns about the real estate market are spreading within the Bank of America system.
CEO Komo warns: if there is a problem in the private credit market, the consequences will be very serious
J.P. Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon warned that if problems occur in the private credit sector, which has a market size of more than 1 trillion dollars, the consequences will be serious, especially as retail customers enter this booming asset class.
Express News | According to the Wall Street Journal, the Federal Reserve plans to relax the proposed capital increase requirements for large banks. The previous plan required an average capital increase of nearly 20%; the new plan may be about half of the original plan.
The wave of bank failures is likely to get out of control as soon as it gets out of hand! The Federal Reserve is in a dilemma
Banks with high exposure to struggling commercial real estate are particularly likely to trigger a domino effect, when the crisis may not be as “manageable” as Powell thought it would be.
Powell must be very careful! Real estate tycoon: The Federal Reserve's toolbox is flawed
The real estate mogul said that the interest rate hike would damage the interests of regional banks, and “maybe two regional banks will go out of business in a week.”
The US consumer market threw a “thunder”! Well-known financial blogger: Credit card debt has exploded...
Total credit card debt reached a record high, while personal savings rates fell to new lows.
Has the mask of economic prosperity been debunked? Federal Reserve: More banks tightened loan standards in the first quarter
For a highly financialized economy like the US, a relaxed credit environment and rising demand for loans are necessary to achieve economic growth, but this is not the case.