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Danske Bank warns on challenging markets after Brexit
Market conditions have become more challenging owing to the UK’s vote to leave the EU: CEO Borgen.
Consumer spending gaining ground?
Two key sectors are driving consumer spending to new heights.
Morgan Stanley CEO Gorman: We’re not taking ‘victory laps’
After a big earnings beat and an analyst price target boost, the bank chief says it’s not the time to get “too excited.”
Replacing Roger Ailes won’t be easy, Cramer says
Cramer said it is “stupid” for 21st Century Fox owners not to be worried if Fox News CEO Roger Ailes exits the company.
Wall Street is running out of jobs to cut — so it’s cutting pay
Banks earnings reflect more cuts to pay than to headcount. It’s a sign some could be hitting peak efficiency.
Your first trade for Wednesday, July 20
The “Fast Money” traders share their first moves for the market open.
‘Crexit’ warning: Corporate debt seen ballooning to $75 trillion
There’s a lot of new, borrowed cash floating around. A report Wednesday warns that it could become a problem.
HSBC banker arrested at JFK, faces charges along with colleague
Two senior officials at HSBC have been arrested in connection with a case involving currency benchmark rigging, according to reports.
Morgan Stanley solidly beats earnings expectations
Morgan Stanley topped analysts’ estimates for the second quarter, reporting earnings per share of 75 cents and revenue of $8.9 billion.
Breaking up big banks a ‘desperate lurch’ by Trump, ex-Bush aide says
The GOP’s call for the restoration of Glass-Steagall is a “desperate lurch,” Tony Fratto says
Herbalife is in the cross hairs of short sellers — again
Traders had been covering shorts ahead of the ruling released Friday, but are re-establishing their positions.
Q2 earnings: Maybe not so bad after all?
Solid results are giving investors plenty of hope for earnings right out of the gate so far in Q2.
Guess where Trump is showing his liberal stripes again
For a supposedly pro-business GOPer to take a stand that attacks the country’s financial center is remarkable.
Wall Street is not happy with Donald Trump. Here’s why
The GOP candidate’s pledge to bring back Glass-Steagall is an unwelcome surprise for the financial services industry.
To the mattresses: Cash levels highest in nearly 15 years
Despite the post-Brexit market rally, fund managers have gotten even more wary of taking risks.
Your first trade for Tuesday, July 19
The “Fast Money” traders share their first moves for the opening bell.
Get ready for Goldman Sachs quarterly results — Here’s what to know
Analysts are expecting the investment banking giant to report a profit of $3 a share for the period.
Trump’s GOP platform is pushing for a breakup of the big banks
A Trump adviser says the party wants to revive Glass-Steagall Act, which helped prevent big bank “supermarkets.”
Bankers question Trump’s financial comeback
In 1990, Donald Trump asked dozens of banks to change the terms on their loans and forgive some of his debts.
Three little-known banks just took a huge deal from Wall Street
Boutique banks have increased their share of M&A deals over big Wall Street firms in the last year.
Bank of America earnings top expectations
The commercial banking giant posted second-quarter earnings per share of 36 cents, compared to 45 cents a share in the same period a year ago.
Trader Talk: Here’s what to watch for next week
Credit is improving. Loan growth is improving. What’s next? We need to hear from companies outside the banking space.
Credit not a bad story for us right now, says Wells Fargo CFO
It will be better when interest rates are higher, but it could be worse, Wells Fargo CFO John Shrewsberry says.
Don’t let student debt ruin your summer: 5 tips for traveling on a budget
Student loan debt doesn’t have to spoil your summer. Here’s how you can travel abroad and keep up with payments, says Andrew Josuweit.
Wall Street is cranking out auto loans, and the dollar total is huge
Auto debt eclipsed the $1 trillion mark as big banks are cranking out more auto loans.
As IPO market improves, will Spotify be the next big name to go public?
A strong week for IPOs could encourage some companies to go public. Spotify is one possibility.
Here’s why Wall Street bank earnings may be stronger than forecast
Wall Street’s biggest financials may post better results than expected this earnings season, as banks like JPMorgan Chase attempt to ramp up loans sales.
Bill Ackman is taking a beating over the Herbalife ruling
Friday’s ruling that Herbalife isn’t a Ponzi scheme adds another layer to a brutal year for the hedge fund titan.
Early movers: WFC, C, HLF, VFC, HOG, LN, PCLN, EXPE, TSLA & more
These are the stocks posting the largest moves early Friday.
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