3 Charts to Know: U.S. Banks Fall, Plunge, Rise, Repeat?

The video discusses the financial performance of major U.S. banks, focusing on revenue declines, loan growth trends, loan loss reserves, and share price performance. JP Morgan and Citibank experienced revenue declines, attributed to reduced market volatility. Loan growth is either declining or stagnant, with forecasts indicating continued slowdowns. Banks are increasing loan loss reserves, anticipating higher defaults. Share price performance varied, with Bank of America leading in returns. The analysis is supported by Bloomberg Terminal charts.

What was the revenue decline for JP Morgan in the recent quarter?

• 21%

• 10%

• 15%

• 25%

Which factor was blamed for the revenue performance of banks this year compared to last year?

• Stricter regulations

• Higher inflation

• Lack of market volatility

• Increased interest rates

What was the trend in loan growth for major U.S. banks in the recent quarter?

• Slight increase

• Falling or nearly flat

• Unchanged

• Significant increase

How many banks increased their loan loss reserves in Q3 compared to Q2?

• 20

• 7

• 10

• 15

Which bank saw the highest return on shares over the past year?

• Wells Fargo

• Bank of America

• Citibank

• JP Morgan