JPMorgan came out of the earnings gate strong, with its most significant earnings beat since the second quarter of 2014. The bank beat earnings estimates in most every category and did so by improving revenues, not just cutting costs.
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In reporting earnings of $1.45 per share, JPMorgan beat the $1.40 per share that Goldman Sachs had forecast for the bank and the $1.42 Morgan Stanley predicted. The...
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