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Morgan Stanley Q2 earnings: equities revenue jumps 69%
Morgan Stanley Q2 earnings delivered record revenue and a 69 per cent equities-trading surge, extending Wall Street's capital-markets boom.
JPMorgan (JPM) Q2 earnings beat as trading revenue surges
JPMorgan Q2 earnings showed EPS of $7.70 on $57.35 billion of revenue, a higher NII outlook and a 1.9 per cent premarket share drop.
SpaceX's IPO gives Wall Street banks an earnings tailwind
Bank earnings on July 14 may get a lift from 15 per cent market-revenue growth, stronger trading and fees tied to SpaceX's IPO.
SK Hynix weighs 0.5% fee payout in planned US ADR sale
SK Hynix is considering paying banks about 0.5 per cent of proceeds in a planned US ADR sale, underscoring robust investor appetite for AI-memory exposure, according to Bloomberg and Reuters.
JPMorgan (JPM) succession narrows after Lake exit, $30m awards
JPMorgan succession narrowed after Marianne Lake's exit as Doug Petno and Troy Rohrbaugh received $30 million retention awards.
Fed stress test 2026 clears big banks for higher payouts
Fed stress test 2026 results let big U.S. banks raise dividends and buybacks, giving lenders fresh leverage as capital rules are rewritten.
SpaceX bond sale 2026: $25bn deal draws $89bn orders
SpaceX drew about $89 billion of orders for a $25 billion post-IPO bond sale, offering a first hard read on how credit investors price its AI-and-space buildout.
JPMorgan blocks Anthropic access for Hong Kong staff
JPMorgan blocked Anthropic access for Hong Kong staff, pushing Washington's AI curbs into bank compliance and workflow decisions in Asia.
Nvidia’s $25 billion bond sale shows AI’s cash king joining the borrowing spree
Nvidia raised $25bn in June, upsized from an initial $20bn, as investors piled in — a sign the AI winners are financing expansion with debt not just cash.
Tokenized deposits: big banks race stablecoins in 2026
Tokenized deposits are becoming Wall Street's stablecoin defense as JPMorgan, Citi and Bank of America build shared rails for 2027.
Quantinuum IPO raises $1.68bn in quantum market test
Quantinuum IPO raised $1.68bn at $60 a share, testing public demand for quantum hardware after AI lifted frontier-tech valuations.
US regulators clear large-bank living wills after 2024 flaws
The Federal Reserve and FDIC found no shortcomings in 64 living-will plans, saying the biggest banks had fixed previously flagged resolution weaknesses.
Korea private credit review tracks $37bn offshore
Korea private credit review tracks $37 billion of offshore exposure, showing how insurers, pensions and retail funds have become a supervisory problem.
JPMorgan found its tech IPO pipeline before the roadshow
JPMorgan startup banking is feeding tech fee share as early credit lines turn into IPO and M&A mandates, even as Goldman keeps marquee listings.
The year of the bank is really a story about control
Banks vs private credit is becoming a 2026 market-structure trade as deal fees rebound, regulators push disclosure and lenders regain leverage.
JPMorgan $4bn private-equity loans: risk transfer flags repricing
JPMorgan private-equity loans are being reshuffled as the bank tests how much NAV-style exposure investors will absorb in a colder private-credit market.
Private credit defaults hit 6% as loan trading accelerates
Private credit defaults hit 6.0 per cent in April as higher Treasury yields, wider spreads and a busier loan market expose weaker lenders.
Junk Bond Spreads at 2007 Lows Spark Credit Market Alarm
Junk bonds lead 2026 fixed-income returns as credit spreads hit pre-crisis lows. Jamie Dimon wouldn't buy — and a growing number of strategists agree.
Jamie Dimon Warns Interest Rates Could Go 'Much Higher' After Bond Selloff
Jamie Dimon warned interest rates could climb much higher from current levels, hours after FOMC minutes showed a majority of Fed officials open to further rate hikes.
Oil stockpiles draw down at record 8.7M barrels a day: Goldman Sachs
Oil stockpiles are drawing down at a record 8.7 million barrels a day, Goldman Sachs said, as the Iran war keeps Strait of Hormuz flows at 5% of normal.
Open banking's real US risk is policy drift, not delay
US open banking rules remain unsettled, but banks, fintechs and aggregators are already locking in API, pricing and data-access strategies.
Bitcoin inflation hedge faces ETF-flow stress test
Bitcoin inflation hedge trades look shakier as ETF outflows, higher yields and gold's lower volatility expose the risks in digital-gold positioning.
Dimon's bond-crisis warning sharpens focus on debt and yields
Jamie Dimon's warning about a bond crisis matters less as a forecast than as a signal that higher yields, heavy Treasury supply and rising interest costs are again shaping how investors price risk across equities and credit.
Private credit split widens as institutions buy, retail balks
Private credit demand is splitting in two: institutions kept buying in the first quarter while retail money pulled back over liquidity and valuation risk.
