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Wall Street banks are having their best trading year since 2009. Does that mean a crash is coming?
Wall Street banks are on track for record trading revenue, driven by AI investing, dealmaking and active markets rather than crisis conditions. While profits remain strong, analysts caution that crowded AI trades, rising volatility and inflation risks could challenge markets later in 2026.
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irishtimes.com
Major US banks report sharp rise in profits
Uptick based on boom in equities trading businesses
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afr.com
US banks smash earnings records, despite ‘tectonic’ risks
The four biggest US banks reported a collective 61.6 billion quarterly profit, on the back of a boom in their equities trading businesses.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
Wall Street banks see AI 'super cycle' set to boost deals, financing - The Economic Times
Investment banks have reaped strong fees from AI-related deals, including SK Hynix's $26.5 billion ADR offering and SpaceX's record $86 billion initial public offering, as well…
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thisismoney.co.uk
JPMorgan boss hails Wall Street's £36bn bank profit bonanza
Jamie Dimon, pictured, has seen revenues surge amid volatility stemming from the Iran war, the mixed outlook for the global economy and the AI frenzy.
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Wall Street banks just had a record quarter. So why is Dimon worried?
Highs are being smashed at Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan as the AI boom powers feverish market activity. But is this as good as it gets? Jamie Dimon is fretting.
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thenextweb.com
Wall Street just had its best investment banking quarter in years, and it is calling AI a super cycle
Goldman booked a record $3.4bn in investment banking fees, up 55%. Its CEO calls it an AI capex super cycle. JPMorgan’s CFO is passing on data centre deals.
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Wall Street banks are having their best trading year since 2009. Does that mean a crash is coming?
Wall Street banks are on track for record trading revenue, driven by AI investing, dealmaking and active markets rather than crisis conditions. While profits remain strong,…