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Series of events · Bank Earnings
Bank earnings and regulatory fines shape October
Major lenders reported results and faced fines while investors tracked credit card performance.
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What happened, in order
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Where it began
Earnings watch
Investors focused on earnings from Citigroup, Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, and Wells Fargo alongside other corporate results.
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Turning point
Fine hits BofA
Bank of America shares fell 4 percent after a $1.2 billion fine reduced profits by 17 percent, while BlackRock rose 3 percent.
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Latest
Card data filed
Quarterly filings from four large financial institutions revealed details about their credit card lending businesses and borrower activity.
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How they connect
The sequence began with investors monitoring major bank results, followed by specific stock reactions to a regulatory fine and asset manager earnings. The chain concluded with lenders detailing their credit card loan performance in quarterly filings.
The stocks in this series
- C▼-2.5%Citigroup60d$122.64
- GS▼-3.6%Goldman Sachs60d$894.55
- JPM▼-1.9%JPMorgan60d$337.04
- WFC▼-1.7%Wells Fargo60d$83.40
- BAC▼-2.2%Bank of America60d$50.01
- BLK▼-2.4%BlackRock60d$1,148
Prices from Based on Fri, Oct 30 close · Opens Mon 9:30 AM ET. Each tile opens the stock's chart and news.
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