Higher rates have been an engine for earnings. That is likely ending
Rising interest rates have boosted bank earnings for several years, but those days are over. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell signaled recently that the central bank is ready to cut rates.
Big banks start reporting second-quarter earnings Monday, and investors will be closely watching for signs of how much...
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