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Back|Risultati delle banche Usa in crescita, parte bene la stagione delle trimestrali a Wall Street
Risultati delle banche Usa in crescita, parte bene la stagione delle trimestrali a Wall Street
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Repubblica Economia·1 hour ago·Business·1 min read·🇮🇹Italy·

Risultati delle banche Usa in crescita, parte bene la stagione delle trimestrali a Wall Street

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  • Nel terzo trimestre, le principali banche d'affari statunitensi hanno riportato utili in aumento, sebbene con preoccupazioni riguardo all'incremento dei tassi, all'inflazione persistente e al caro energia.
  • Mentre JPMorgan e Wells Fargo hanno deluso le aspettative su ricavi e utili, Citigroup e Goldman Sachs hanno sorpreso positivamente gli investitori grazie al trading.

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Le banche d'affari statunitensi hanno pubblicato i risultati del terzo trimestre in un contesto di tassi di interesse in aumento, inflazione persistente e preoccupazioni per il caro energia, fattori che influenzano la redditività e le prospettive future del settore finanziario.

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Anche nel terzo trimestre le principali banche d’affari Usa registrano utili in crescita, mettendo però le mani avanti sul rialzo dei tassi, sull’inflazione e sul caro energia. La fotografia che esce dal big tuesday dei risultati di Jp Morgan, Citigroup, Goldman Sachs e Wells Fargo non è però omogenea: se tutte aumentato gli utili e sono più prudenti sul futuro Jp Morgan e Wells Fargo deludono le aspettative di Wall Street, mentre Citigroup e Goldman sachs stupiscono gli investitori .

«L’economia Usa ha continuato a essere sostenuta da solidi investimenti aziendali e da una costante spesa dei consumatori - ha detto ieri l’ad di Jp Morgan Jamie Dimon - Tuttavia, ingenti deficit fiscali, un’inflazione persistente, prezzi elevati degli asset, tassi in rialzo e le dinamiche geopolitiche continuano a evolversi sotto la superficie». Morale, tra giugno e settembre a fronte di ricavi su dell’8% a 50,17 miliardi di dollari (ma inferiori ai 51,23 miliardi attesi) Jp Morgan ha registrato utili in crescita “solo” del 6% a 15,3 miliardi, appesantiti da una perdita dei titoli in portafoglio di 658 milioni di dollari. Stesso discorso per Wells Fargo, che ha deluso sui ricavi - saliti solo del 2% a 21,9 miliardi di dollari- ma ha fatto meglio sugli utili cresciuti del 6,5% a 5,95 miliardi.

Citrigroup e Goldman Sachs spinte dal trading

What to Watch

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  • Le banche statunitensi continueranno a monitorare da vicino l'evoluzione dei tassi di interesse e dell'inflazione nei prossimi trimestri

    Very likely · Within months

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  • ?Per quanto tempo persisteranno le pressioni inflazionistiche?
  • ?Quale sarà l'impatto definitivo del rialzo dei tassi sui bilanci bancari?
  • ?Come evolverà l'attività di trading nelle prossime trimestrali?

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  • Nel terzo trimestre, le principali banche d'affari statunitensi hanno riportato utili in aumento, sebbene con preoccupazioni riguardo all'incremento dei tassi, all'inflazione persistente e al caro energia.
  • Mentre JPMorgan e Wells Fargo hanno deluso le aspettative su ricavi e utili, Citigroup e Goldman Sachs hanno sorpreso positivamente gli investitori grazie al trading.

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