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American Focus > Blog > Economy > Banks are thriving so far in Trump’s economy. Here’s what that means
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Banks are thriving so far in Trump’s economy. Here’s what that means

Last updated: July 17, 2025 12:05 pm
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In a surprising turn of events, the world of finance is currently experiencing a period of unprecedented success. Both Wall Street and Main Street are thriving, with stock and bond trading booming and corporations engaging in significant acquisitions and loan activities. Reports from the largest U.S. banks indicate that the financial sector is enjoying a remarkably profitable environment.

During the second quarter, the six biggest U.S. banks collectively generated over $39 billion in profits, surpassing analysts’ expectations and showing a more than 20% increase in core earnings compared to the previous year. This impressive result comes after a tumultuous start to the quarter, marked by market turmoil following President Donald Trump’s implementation of “Liberation Day” tariffs. Initially, there were concerns that these policies would lead to a recession, but the markets rebounded as Trump delayed imposing the harshest tariffs on trading partners.

The resurgence in market confidence has fueled a surge in investment banking activities, including mergers, IPOs, and debt and equity issuance. JPMorgan, the largest U.S. bank, reported a significant increase in investment banking revenue, defying earlier projections of a decline. According to JPMorgan CFO Jeremy Barnum, the corporate community has embraced uncertainty and moved forward with transactions, contributing to the bank’s strong performance.

Amidst this positive outlook, JPMorgan’s internal assessments of U.S. economic risks have improved, signaling a “soft landing” scenario with reduced concerns about a recession and rising unemployment. The bank also reported a 5% increase in loan growth, driven by higher credit card and wholesale loans.

Looking ahead, the banking industry remains optimistic about the economic landscape, buoyed by Trump’s spending bill, which maintains corporate tax rates and expands business deductions. Additionally, regulatory changes that reduce capital requirements for banks could free up billions of dollars for share repurchases, acquisitions, and loan expansion.

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Despite the current favorable conditions, potential risks such as inflation, the growing U.S. deficit, and geopolitical uncertainties loom on the horizon. However, for now, banks are enjoying a period of robust performance and growth.

Even traditionally underperforming players in the banking sector are experiencing a resurgence. Wells Fargo, which recently lifted a Federal Reserve-imposed cap on its balance sheet, announced a $2,000 bonus for all employees to celebrate the milestone. CEO Charlie Scharf highlighted the bank’s positive momentum, with increased deposit flows, new account growth, controlled expenses, and strong credit performance.

Similarly, Citigroup’s shares have surged nearly 30% this year under the leadership of CEO Jane Fraser, who has successfully implemented a turnaround strategy. Fraser emphasized the strength of the U.S. economy, driven by entrepreneurial spirit and consumer confidence, as a key factor in the bank’s success.

Overall, the financial industry is experiencing a period of unprecedented growth and opportunity, with banks poised to capitalize on the current economic environment. While challenges may arise in the future, for now, the outlook remains positive for financial institutions.

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