JPMorgan said Wednesday that first-quarter profit fell because of increased costs tied to bad loans and market upheaval caused by the Ukraine war.
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Stocks rise as earnings reporting season kicks off
Investors shook off more surging inflation numbers, and lackluster quarterly earnings data from JPMorgan.
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JPMorgan Chase reports $524 million hit from market dislocations caused by Russia sanctions
JPMorgan said Wednesday that first-quarter profit fell because of increased costs tied to bad loans and market upheaval caused by the Ukraine war.
Delta forecasts a quarterly profit as travelers keep flying despite higher fares, helping offset surging fuel costs
Delta said it expects a pretax profit in the second quarter and that it will restore capacity to 84% of 2019 levels.
In the U.S., consumers are paying more for everything. In China, the inflation problem is very different
Persistent inflation in China narrows the window for when the People’s Bank of China can cut rates and support growth, economists said.
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Russia’s war in Ukraine means there’ll be no return to normality for Europe’s economy
The war in Ukraine and the ensuing economic sanctions imposed on Russia will be a far bigger „game-changer“ for Europe’s economy and markets than Covid, according to Dutch bank ING.