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US banking giants reap gains from dealmaking rebound

Investing.comTuesday, July 15, 2025 at 3:17:36 PM
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US banking giants reap gains from dealmaking rebound
Big US banks are cashing in on a resurgence in corporate dealmaking, with mergers and acquisitions bouncing back after a sluggish period. This rebound is padding their profits as companies regain confidence to strike deals in a more stable economic climate.
Editor’s Note: After a rough patch where high interest rates and economic uncertainty froze deal activity, banks like JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs are finally seeing a turnaround. This isn’t just good news for Wall Street—it signals broader economic optimism, as companies start betting big on growth again. For everyday folks, it could mean more investment, job opportunities, and a healthier financial sector overall.
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