The Federal Reserve was unlikely to cut rates next week, but Wall Street anticipates a September reduction.
JPMorgan Chase has joined the masses in voicing their concerns over an impending recession following the release of the July jobs report. Indeed, the investment banking firm has recently raised the U.S. recession probability to 35% for an economic downturn by the end of this year, up from 25%.
JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM) is giving its employees access to a generative AI assistant built by the makers of OpenAI. More than 60,000 employees already have access to the program, known as LLM Suite, according to a CNBC report that was confirmed by a spokesperson to Investopedia.
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Monday's stock plunge started to stoke fears of a potential recession. Meanwhile, the Federal Reserve is eyeing a potential interest rate cut in September.
Banks have argued that covering the cost of scams will encourage more fraud and potentially cost billions of dollars.
High funding costs and weakening asset quality will hurt Zacks Major Regional Banks. Yet, interest rate cuts, modest loan demand, decent economic growth and business restructuring efforts are likely to aid industry players like JPMorgan (JPM), U.S. Bancorp (USB) and Truist (TFC).
Two of the bank's top executives told the Reuters news agency that uncertainty surrounding the race for the White House was weighing on deal-making sentiment
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As JPMorgan Chase investors puzzle over who will eventually replace Jamie Dimon as CEO, two of the contenders say they are more focused on winning market share and developing the bank's future leaders.