Hi Tigers!🐯 👋 Something that caught my eye this week: Singapore's big three banks — $OCBC Bank(O39.SI)$(+47.36%); $DBS(D05.SI)$(+33.11%); $UOB(U11.SI)$(+30.49%) — are all sitting at record highs, and honestly, as someone still fairly new to investing, I had NO idea what was actually driving it. So I dug into the research and wanted to break it down simply, for anyone else who's also new to this 👇 What happened? The STI has risen 10 days straight, hitting new all-time highs repeatedly. And when you look at this year's top 5 gainers on the whole Singapore market — 3 out of 5 are banks: OCBC (+47.4%), DBS (+33.1%

I bought DBS only 100 share and when price n sold when it went up  but now this horse till have energy

Certainly bank stock are the good to own portfolio as for the stability and dividend payouts. Thank you for the sharing

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🏦 Big Five US Banks Q2 Earnings Preview $Bank of America(BAC)$   Can Falling Interest Rates Become the Next Growth Catalyst? Disclaimer: This article is for educational purposes only and should not be considered investment advice. Earnings estimates and analyst targets are consensus expectations and may change before results are released. ⸻ 📉 Why Falling Interest Rates Can Be Positive for Banks Many investors assume lower interest rates automatically hurt banks. In reality, the impact is more balanced, and in some areas lower rates can support earnings. 1️⃣ More Loan Demand As borrowing becomes cheaper: * More families refinance mortgages. * More people buy homes and cars. * Businesses borrow to expand. * Credit

The Big Five US banks — JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, Citigroup, Bank of America, and Wells Fargo — kick off Q2 earnings season Tuesday before the open, delivering the market’s first major read on banking sector health amid rate uncertainty, geopolitical tensions, and volatile trading conditions. Investors will zero in on net interest income (NII) trends, investment banking/trading revenue strength, and credit provisions as a key signal for consumer and corporate health. Will strong guidance for H2 lift broader market sentiment, or will softening credit metrics deliver a cold shower? 😤 Key Metrics to Watch This Week $JPMorgan Chase(JPM)$ $Goldman Sachs(GS)$

$JPMorgan Chase(JPM)$   and the other big five banks are reporting higher earnings on growth in credit spreads which have widened as interest rates rise. Which these companies are expected to outperform, growth in credit volumes weighs on their outlook with reduced growth in credit applications and reduced lending

🫣🤦🏼🤦🏼‍♂️🤷🏽🤷🏽‍♀️ Here we go again! 

Bank results will be promising especially Citibank 

BACK UP JPMorgan & Bank of America, good to go yeah ...... Let's go

OK great to know this post, thanks