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Wall Street's big six banks pocket a combined $22bn trading haul as Goldman leads with 72% surge

Jamie Dimon cautioned that "large fiscal deficits, sticky inflation and rising interest rates continue to shift under the surface," even as JPMorgan Chase posted a rare per-share miss of $5.57 against a $5.90 consensus.
Jamie Dimon cautioned that "large fiscal deficits, sticky inflation and rising interest rates continue to shift under the surface," even as JPMorgan Chase posted a rare per-share miss of $5.57 against a $5.90 consensus.
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