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JPMorgan profit beats estimates on record interest income, First Republic purchase
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Fed’s Collins says rise in bond yields could reduce the need for further interest-rate hikes
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Citigroup profit holds steady as investment banking fees jump
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U.S. may tighten restrictions on sales of AI chips to China: report
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US Senate majority leader Schumer to visit Israel -spokesperson
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