Waller Confirms Rate Cuts Ahead. The Timing Is Foggy.

The Fed's progress in reining in inflation without causing a recession is currently "almost as good as it gets," Gov. Christopher Waller said. 


 
Wall Street's Cloudy Quarter Has Some Rays of Sunshine

Strength in capital raising can help boost banks in a tough environment for lending. 


 
Goldman Scores a Win With Sharply Higher Earnings

The strength wasn't in Goldman's traditional powerhouses, investment banking and trading. 


 
Morgan Stanley Earnings Didn't Look That Bad. The Stock Is Tumbling.

The company says results were affected by a settlement with regulators over block-trading fraud charges and by a charge related to an FDIC special assessment. 


 
A Turbulent Year May Lie Ahead-CEOs at Davos Are Optimistic

Business leaders at the World Economic Forum are feeling increasingly confident about the U.S. economy and the strength of consumer demand. 


 
 J.P. Morgan to Pay $18 Million for Whistleblower Protection Violations

A JPMorgan Chase subsidiary will pay $18 million to settle charges that it violated protections for whistleblowers. 


 
Thrivent Hatches $400 Million Collateralized Fund Obligation

The rare financial derivative backed by some Thrivent private-equity holdings gives the insurer access to cash. 


 
City brokers Panmure Gordon and Liberum to merge

Tie up creates 'a new force in UK investment banking' 


 
China Central Bank Keeps Key Policy Rates Unchanged

China's central bank on Monday kept its key policy rates unchanged in an unexpected hold. 


 
Goldman Sachs Goes Big on Lending to the Wealthy

The Wall Street giant, having given up on Main Street consumers, now wants to increase loans to hedge funds, private equity and the ultrarich.


(END) Dow Jones Newswires

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