Banks post profits while facing grim loan losses and tough outlook
Banks like Citigroup, Bank of America, Goldman Sachs, and JPMorgan Chase reported second quarter profits driven by investments and trading, not core lending, while loan losses mounted. Bank of America set aside 13.4 billion, delinquencies easing only modestly, and officials warned profitability in the second half may be tougher. Analysts cited government support as essential, with bailout repayment looming for some institutions as the debt market and real estate woes persist.
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House vote to shield wild horses gains House support
The House passed the Restore Our American Mustangs Act 239 to 185 to bolster protections for wild horses and burros and expand roam land by millions of acres. The measure faces Senate doubt and potential White House review, with CBO estimate around 200 million dollars over five years and up to 500 million for added rangeland.
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