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By Pete Sadler in ahead — 19 Jul 2023

Big Banks' Earnings Signal Challenges Ahead for Smaller Banks

Big Banks' Earnings Signal Challenges Ahead for Smaller Banks
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JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo on Friday reported year-over-year net income growth of 67% and 57%, respectively. Wells Fargo, for example, still has nearly 30% of its deposits in non-interest-bearing accounts, which include things such as consumers’ checking accounts.

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