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As earnings season edges closer, investors are looking over the banking sector’s biggest names to assess their potential. JPMorgan (JPM) and Citigroup (C) release their figures first, followed by Wells Fargo (WFC) and Bank of America (BAC) then Goldman Sachs (GS) and Morgan Stanley (MS). US banks have benefited recently from a perceived likelihood of interest rate increases from the US Federal Reserve. However, much of these banks’ future performance will depend on the tax cuts that US President Donald Trump proposed recently, and the ability of his administration to get them through Congress. If passed, net income of the big six banks could rise $6.4 billion with Wells Fargo , Bank of America and JPMorgan the biggest beneficiaries, according to a recent Bloomberg report. However, Trump’s administration has been frustrated by Co...
Boeing’s (BA) share price has risen an impressive 66% compared to this time last year, boosted by enthusiasm in the airline and defence markets. Increased travelling has had a positive effect on airline traffic, while rising international tensions have prompted countries to increase spending on defence. But there is turbulence ahead for Boeing in the shape of increased competition in its biggest operating segment, airline business, which has yielded $65 billion of the company’s $95 billion total revenue over the last two years. While this is unlikely to send Boeing’s share price into a tailspin, it might be expected to move sideways for the foreseeable future. Airbus, Boeing’s main rival in the airline business, have traditionally made bigger planes and hadn’t been able to benefit from the recent downsizing trend in the airline industry and increased demand for smaller, more fuel-efficient planes. However, now Airbus has taken a majority stake in Bombadier’s C series jet programme, and...
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