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Bank of America Reports First-Quarter 2021 Financial Results

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BofA Jumps On Solid Beat Thanks To Jump In Trading Revenue, Reserve Releases

by Tyler Durden Thursday, Apr 15, 2021 - 08:05 AM One day after stellar Q1 earnings reports by JPMorgan and Goldman and the latest clunker from Wells Fargo, this morning Bank of America was so eager to demonstrate that it was no slouch, it posted earnings about 2 hours early, its Q1 report hitting just after 520am ET, when it also reported big beats on the top and bottom line thanks to a solid jump in better-than-expected trading revenue, echoing the releases from JPMorgan and Goldman. And while CEO Brian Moynihan flagged better credit costs and progress in the pandemic, which he said points to an accelerating recovery, he conceded that “low interest rates continued to challenge revenue.” And in a hint of Wells Fargo, BofA s net interest yield slid to 1.68% from 2.33% a year earlier, trailing an estimate of 1.71%.

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