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Capital One faces Senate scrutiny over CFPB nominee communications

Ashutosh Sureka
4 hours ago

Capital One faces Senate scrutiny over CFPB nominee communications

Senate Democrats are intensifying scrutiny of Capital One after the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau dropped a major case against the bank during the current Trump Administration. Senator ...

Goldman Sachs faces downgrade as Capital One wins fresh backing on Wall Street

Ciaran Ryan
5 hours ago

Goldman Sachs faces downgrade as Capital One wins fresh backing on Wall Street

U.S. stocks are ending June and the second quarter on a strong note, with technology and semiconductor shares continuing to drive broader market gains. Against that backdrop, analyst calls on ...

#FIBO Group #EBC Financial Group

Capital One, Honeywell and Amazon seen gaining as oil prices fall after U.S.-Iran deal

Ciaran Ryan
15.06.2026

Capital One, Honeywell and Amazon seen gaining as oil prices fall after U.S.-Iran deal

Wall Street stocks rally as easing tensions in the Middle East push crude lower and improve the outlook for inflation-sensitive sectors. The move strengthens the case for companies tied to ...

#Honeywell #Inflation

Wall Street analyst calls spotlight Nvidia, Ferrari and Capital One

Dan Blystone
15.06.2026

Wall Street analyst calls spotlight Nvidia, Ferrari and Capital One

Brokerage actions on Monday span semiconductors, biotech, financials and industrials as firms reset ratings and price targets across a wide group of stocks. The day’s recommendations include ...

U.S. lenders face regulatory fallout from OCC debanking review

Ciaran Ryan
15.06.2026

U.S. lenders face regulatory fallout from OCC debanking review

Major U.S. banks are preparing for heightened scrutiny as federal regulators near the end of a review into whether customer accounts were restricted or closed on political or religious grounds. ...

#NCUA #JPMorgan Chase #TD Markets

Online savings account rates edge lower as banks cut yields despite steady U.S. Fed outlook

Ciaran Ryan
08.06.2026

Online savings account rates edge lower as banks cut yields despite steady U.S. Fed outlook

High-yield savings rates are slipping at several major consumer banks even as markets do not expect the U.S. Federal Reserve to lower borrowing costs soon. The latest cuts from Apple, Ally ...

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