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Big Banks Smash Earnings Records, but ‘Tectonic’ Risks Loom

Major Wall Street banks are reporting record-breaking profits driven by trading and dealmaking, despite warnings of looming systemic risks.

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The brief

Wall Street's largest banks have posted record profits for the quarter. This surge in earnings is attributed to a rise in trading activity and dealmaking.

Coverage from Quartz and The New York Times highlights the record-breaking nature of these earnings. The Financial Times and Australian Financial Review examine whether these results represent a peak for the industry and question the origins of executive concerns.

Attention is now focused on the nature of the "tectonic" risks mentioned by The New York Times and the specific reasons behind the worries expressed by Jamie Dimon.

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What drove the record profits for big banks?

According to Quartz, the profits were driven by a surge in trading and dealmaking.

Are there concerns despite the high earnings?

Yes, The New York Times reports that "tectonic" risks loom, and the Australian Financial Review notes that Jamie Dimon has expressed worry.

Which outlets are reporting on this trend?

The trend is being covered by Quartz, The New York Times, the Financial Times, and the Australian Financial Review.

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