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JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs Shares Move Sharly Lower on Solomon's Deal Comments, Revised Capital Requirements
Top Midday Stories: Apple, Google Dealt Losses by EU's Highest Court; Fed Plans to Lower Capital Hikes for Biggest Banks Under New Rules
Fed's Chief Bank Regulator Confirms Plan to Reduce Major Bank Capital Hike to 9% From 19%
U.S. Banking Giants' Face 9% Capital Hike in Revised Plan, Half of Original Target
Express News | Shares of Bank Stocks Are Trading Lower After Fed Vice Chair for Supervision Barr Unveiled Basel and GSIB Surcharge Re-proposals
Fed's Chief Bank Regulator Confirms Plan to Cut Capital Surcharge Hike in Half
Express News | Citigroup up 1.3%, Bank of America up 1.4%, JP Morgan Chase up 1.3%
Express News | U.S. Banks Stocks Rise Premarket After Report Top Banks Face 9% Increase in Capital Requirements Under Revised Plan Vs 19% Earlier
Bank Stocks Are Rising. Capital Increases Could Be Lower Than Thought. -- Barrons.com
Market Chatter: Major US Banks to See Lower Increase in Capital Mandate
Wells Fargo Maintains Citigroup(C.US) With Buy Rating, Maintains Target Price $85
KBW Maintains Citigroup(C.US) With Hold Rating, Maintains Target Price $67
Barclays Maintains Citigroup(C.US) With Hold Rating, Maintains Target Price $63
Goldman Sachs CEO issues warning: Q3 trading business expected to decline by 10%.
Goldman Sachs (GS.US) CEO David Solomon warned on Monday that due to the decline in fixed income business, the company's third quarter trading revenue is expected to decrease by 10% year-on-year.
It is reported that the capital requirements for large banks in the USA will be halved. Wall Street big banks are rising in anticipation.
Major banks in the USA are facing a significant reduction in the required capital increase to 9%, which is a substantial decrease compared to the original plan.
Citigroup Options Spot-On: On September 9th, 78,652 Contracts Were Traded, With 2.31 Million Open Interest
Citigroup strategist: Client allocation reflects a bearish sentiment in the US stock market.
Citigroup's strategist believes that the sell-off in the US stock market last week may lead to further declines in major stock indices. Strategist Chris Montagu and others stated in a report to clients on Monday that the closure of long positions in the S&P 500 index, coupled with an increase in short positions in the Nasdaq 100 index, both indicate a shift in risk preference towards a more direct put bias. They said that risk-mitigating operations by hedge funds on the S&P 500 index have reduced the total exposure to only half of the mid-July peak. The potential long position closure pressure on the Nasdaq 100 index components is higher than that of the S&P index. Montagu wrote that long positions were
Institutional Owners May Ignore Citigroup Inc.'s (NYSE:C) Recent US$6.8b Market Cap Decline as Longer-term Profits Stay in the Green
Express News | Live On CNBC, Jim Lebenthal Announces Bought More Citigroup
Citigroup's Mason Expects Soft Landing for the Economy as Interest Rates Expected to Fall