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    More US Banks Expected to Reach Trillion-Dollar Scale▼More Trillion-Dollar US Banks Expected as Consolidation Accelerates✉newsBusinessFinance9 h ago

    Industry analysts expect more US banks to grow past the trillion-dollar asset mark as consolidation across the American banking sector accelerates. A handful of giants, including JPMorgan Chase, already hold more than a trillion dollars in assets, and further mergers are seen pushing additional institutions toward that threshold. Observers are weighing what ever-larger banks mean for competition and regulation.

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    JPMorgan Predicts Three Thai Rate Hikes in 2027▼JPMorgan Defies Consensus With Three Thai Rate Hikes in 2027✉newsBusinessBanking7 h ago

    JPMorgan has forecast that the Bank of Thailand will raise interest rates three times in 2027, breaking from the market consensus. The call sets the bank apart from analysts who expect Thai monetary policy to remain steady or ease, and is drawing attention among investors tracking Southeast Asian rates.

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    JPMorgan says iPhone 18 Pro demand looks healthy●iPhone 18 Pro demand looks ‘healthy’ as lead times barely ease – JPMorgan✉newsTechnologyMobile52 min ago

    JPMorgan analysts say demand for the iPhone 18 Pro looks 'healthy', with pre-order lead times barely easing after launch. The sustained wait times are being read as an early sign of solid consumer appetite for Apple's next Pro model, offering reassurance to investors tracking how the new lineup is selling.

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    JPMorgan says Apple seeing healthy iPhone 18 Pro demand▼Apple likely seeing 'healthy' iPhone 18 Pro demand, JPMorgan says (AAPL:NASDAQ)✉newsTechnologyMobile2 h ago

    JPMorgan analysts say Apple is likely seeing 'healthy' demand for the iPhone 18 Pro, a note picked up by financial media. The assessment points to solid early interest in Apple's next high-end phone, a signal investors watch closely given the Pro models drive a large share of the company's revenue.