Higher Rates And Average Loan Growth Fuel JPMorgan Earnings, Shares Rise
A robust demand for loans and higher interest rates that increased its net interest income fueled JPMorgan Chase's second quarter earnings, its first after the acquisition of the ailing First Republic Bank in May.
A robust demand for loans and higher interest rates that increased its net interest income fueled JPMorgan Chase's second quarter earnings, its first after the acquisition of the ailing First Republic Bank in May.
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