US Bank Responding to Requests for 'Fair Access to Banking Services'

<p>BANK OF AMERICA is the second largest banking institution in the United States, after JPMorgan Chase.</p>

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Bank of America: The company is responding to requests and inquiries regarding "fair access to banking services."

Jinwu Financial News | Bank of America (BAC) surged in pre-market trading, currently reported at $51.65, up 3.11%. Bank of America reported third-quarter revenue of $28.1 billion, a year-on-year increase of 11%, with earnings per share of $1.06, exceeding market expectations

Bank of America (BAC) pre-market rose over 3% as third-quarter performance exceeded expectations with net interest income growing by 9.1%

Bank of America’s third-quarter performance exceeded expectations, with revenue of $28.09 billion, a year-on-year increase of 11.0%, and earnings per share of $1.06. Investment banking revenue grew by 43% to $2.05 billion, surpassing expectations. M&A advisory fees surged by 51% to $583 million, and net interest income increased by 9.1% to $15.2 billion. Net profit jumped by 23% to $8.47 billion. Strong trading and investment banking activities drove Wall Street's recovery

The recovery of merger and acquisition transactions benefits Wall Street, and Bank of America’s third-quarter performance exceeds expectations

Bank of America has been selected to provide reserve custody services for stablecoins for Anchorage Digital Bank. Anchorage Digital Bank is the only federally chartered crypto-native bank in the United States, regulated by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency. The bank plans to launch a stablecoin issuance platform in July 2025, in compliance with the GENIUS Act, and supports the Bank Secrecy Act and anti-money laundering programs

Bank of America has been selected to provide reserve custody services for Anchorage Digital Bank's stablecoin payments

Bank of America showed a certain upward intention in the U.S. stock market on October 20. At the close last night, Bank of America briefly tested the $28 level during the day, but there was a slight pullback towards the end of trading. Overall, although the trading volume for the day increased compared to the previous trading day, it is still insufficient compared to the strong breakout phase, indicating a significant gap before the subsequent main upward trend begins. It is worth noting that the buying power during the day was slightly positive, with some funds showing a tentative entry, which helps to repair short-term sentiment. The current market rhythm is generally leaning towards a right-side trading style, with active accumulation by main funds still limited, as most institutions and large funds remain on the sidelines, waiting for clearer signals to emerge. On the news front, recent expectations for Federal Reserve interest rate hikes have eased, and U.S. Treasury yields continue to fluctuate at high levels, becoming the core theme of the current U.S. stock market. Meanwhile, the banking sector has attracted some incremental funds due to its weight characteristics. Although there were no significant industry positive news releases yesterday, as the earnings disclosure period for U.S. banks approaches, some market funds have begun to position themselves in advance for potential sector recovery trends. Industry insiders generally believe that the current bullish actions in the banking sector are both a preemptive response to earnings expectations and significantly influenced by external high-level fluctuations, with funds engaging more in inter-sector rotation rather than being entirely driven by changes in the banking fundamentals. The conversion of funds within the sector and sentiment repair reflects more of a structural opportunity rather than a major market breakout

Morning Trend | Bank of America saw a volume contraction on October 20, is sector capital waiting or gearing up for the next round?

On October 17th, U.S. stocks closed with Bank of America suddenly becoming active, as moderate capital inflows drove the stock price higher, maintaining a strong trend throughout the day. Notably, the overall atmosphere in the banking sector was relatively stable during the session, with unchanged interest rate expectations and better-than-expected earnings reports leading to renewed investor interest in defensive sectors, causing mainstream allocation willingness to continue to rise. As a core target in the sector, Bank of America attracted many right-side traders in the morning session, and funds were reluctant to exit at the close. The market interprets that the interest rate spread advantage is likely to be maintained, with buying gradually gaining the upper hand, showing clear signs of short-term replenishment. 

In terms of news, the latest minutes from the Federal Reserve's meeting last week emphasized that the high interest rate policy will not be loosened for the time being, and the "high interest spread" concept has been re-embraced by the market, enhancing expectations for stable bank profits. Meanwhile, according to Bloomberg, several major banks, including Bank of America, reported significantly better-than-expected earnings for the third quarter, prompting several foreign institutions to raise their target prices. The positive earnings reports stimulated a strong willingness for capital to switch, boosting the momentum of the entire banking sector. The market's main players chose to act after Bank of America's statement, reflecting institutions' preference for short-term recovery trends. 

Combining technical performance, Bank of America's stock price has risen above several short-term moving averages, showing signs of effectively resolving the pressure zone. Indicators such as MACD continue to issue bullish signals, and behind the volume replenishment, the main players are both lifting the price and continuously testing previous high resistance. However, community discussions are not without concerns; although the banking sector currently has prominent defensive attributes, any sudden capital movements or risk aversion could create pressure on short-term gains

US Bank Responding to Requests for 'Fair Access to Banking Services'

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