Sentences with phrase «bank shares dropped»

Deutsche Bank shares dropped more than 3 percent on Thursday morning after reporting lower - than - expected revenue for its first quarter at a time when banking stocks have seen sharp gains after centrist Emmanuel Macron emerged as the winner in the first round of French presidential elections last week.

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The shares of the two banks fell, dropping 6 % and 4 %, respectively.

J.P. Morgan shareholders will be relieved; the bank's shares dropped 2.5 % on the rumor.

The bank's profits dropped 3.1 %, to $ 5.4 billion from $ 5.6 billion, with that difference in net income due to legal expenses, debt charges and $ 15 billion in stock buybacks that reduced the bank's outstanding shares by 4 %.

If Brexit, either via the squeeze on living standards from the weak pound or a material drop in business activity, investment and earnings, (or both) leads to a fall in the UK economic outlook, we might just start to see the bullishness around UK bank shares fade.

The bank's shares were suspended after tumbling more than 17 percent as its bonds dropped to record lows.

The government takes preferred shares in this program, too, but the dividend drops as bank lending grows.

As the share price dropped towards $ 20 in February we banked gains of 53.33 % in a week!

I love Canadian bank stocks and see them growing their dividends for the foreseeable future, so I was happy to buy more BMO shares when they temporarily dropped.

The share at JPMorgan Chase (JPM) retreated a bit in 2012, but the bank's percentage of loans to cardholders with scores below 660 continued to drop as cardholders in the middle of the credit spectrum closed the gap.

Overall, large banks» share of FHA - insured purchase - only home loans has dropped sharply since February.

However, the average fair share dropped to 6 % in recent years, and some banks stopped fair share payments altogether.

From 2010 to 2016, major markets that saw the steepest drop - offs in the share of bank branches include Baltimore, Chicago, Denver, Indianapolis and Philadelphia, according to JLL.

The bank had previously made the list in the first quarter of 2016, ranking as No. 7, with over $ 400 million in financing and a 2.4 percent share of New York City's commercial real estate market, but dropped from the top 10 list in the second and third quarters.

But by September 2016, the share of loans by these three big banks dropped to 21 percent.