Morgan Stanley said March quarter revenues declined 6% to $14.8 billion and net income fell 11% to $3.5 billion from a year ago. Earnings per share fell 8% to $2.02 on 6% decline in outstanding shares. Wealth management revenues were flat at $5.9 billion and institutional Securities unit revenues fell 10% to $7.7 billion but were supported by higher trading revenues and advisory fees.
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Ally Financial said first quarter revenues rose 23% to $1.69 billion and net income fell 18% to $627 million from a year ago. Earnings per share declined 11% to $1.86 from $2.11. Net interest margin in the quarter increased 77 basis points to 3.93% Credit loss provision increased to $180 million from $167 million in the prior year period. Retail banking customer base increased to 2.5 million.
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Goldman Sachs said total revenues in the March quarter declined 27% to $12.9 billion and net income fell 42% to $3.9 billion from a year ago. Earnings per share fell 42% to $10.87 a share in the period. Investment banking unit fees decreased 36% to $2.4 billion and global markets trading revenues including fixed-income trading rose 4% to $7.8 billion. Asset management unit revenues plunged 88%.
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Citigroup Inc said first quart revenues declined 2% to $19.2 billion from $19.7 billion, net income dropped 46% to $4.3 billion from $7.9 billion. Earnings per share fell 44% to $2.02 from $3.67 in the year ago quarter. The global bank repurchased $4 billion of its share in the quarter and now has 6% fewer outstanding shares. Investment banking and corporate lending revenues declined 32%.
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Wells Fargo said total revenues in March quarter fell 5% from a year ago to $9.2 billion and net income dropped 21% to $3.67 billion and earnings per share fell 14% t0 88 cents from $1.02. Total deposits rose 5% to $1.464 trillion and net interest margin increased to 2.16% from 2.05%. The bank also repurchased 110.1 million shares for $6 billion in the quarter. Consumer lending fell 8%.
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UnitedHealth Group reported 14% increase in revenues to $80.1 billion from a year ago and earnings rose slightly to $5.0 billion from $4.8 billion. Earnings per share increased to $5.27 from $5.08. The insurance company added 1.5 million new customers driven by a sustained growth in its Medicare and Medicare plans. UnitedHealth lifted its full-year earnings per share outlook to $20.30 to $20.80.
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In a non-binding letter to the SEC, Elon Musk, Tesla CEO offered to buy remaining shares of Twitter Inc for $54.20 a share in cash. The offer values the company at $43 billion. Musk added that the company has extraordinary potential but it can only be realized as a private company. Twitter jumped 4% in trading after the social media platform operator said it will carefully review the offer.
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Bank earnings dominate morning trading sentiment and stock index futures are pointing to flat opening. Citigroup, Morgan Stanley, and Goldman Sachs reported better than expected earnings. Wells Fargo said quarterly profit declined 21% on weaker than expected mortgage lending. Retail spending rose modest 0.5% in March and new weekly jobless claims last week were 185.000.
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Infosys reported revenues of $4.3 billion in the quarter ending in March 2022 and earnings rose 8% to $753 million from a year ago quarter. Earnings per share increased to 18 cents from 16 cents. For the year, the company said revenues rose 19.7% to $16.3 billion and digital revenues comprise 57% of total revenues. Return on equity was 29% and free cash flow rose 2.8% to $3 billion in fiscal 2022.
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Hooker Furnishing reported sales fell 13.4% to $134.8 million in the final quarter ending in February 2022. The furniture maker struggled with the Asian factories closure during the resurgent virus pandemic. In the quarter furniture maker lost $4 million compared to profit of $8.5 million a year ago representing 33 cents per share vs 72 respectively. For the year sales rose 10% to $594 million.
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Fastenal, the distributor of industrial and construction supplies said March quarter revenues rose 20% to $1.7 billion and earnings rose 28% to $269 million from a year ago. Earnings per share increased 28% to 47 cents from 37 cents. Revenues through electronic interface increased 55.6% and comprised 16% of total sales in the period. The wholesaler added a record 106 new onsite locations.
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Benchmark indexes accelerated gains in the final hours of trading as investors remained focused on latest earnings announcements. Travel and airline stocks gained after Delta Air offered an optimistic view for the current quarter. American Airlines, Southwest, Carnival and Expedia led gainers. Tech stocks reversed three days of losses and 10-year bond yield edged down to 2.70%.
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Bed Bath & Beyond reported revenues declined 22% to $2.05 billion in the fiscal quarter ending in February. The retailer lost $159 million in the quarter compared to $9 million profit on supply chain disruptions and higher shipping costs. Comparable store sales fell 9% from a year ago and 12% from the previous quarter. Retailer guided improvement in sequential sales in the second-half.
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JPMorgan Chase revenues decreased 5% to $30.8 billion in the March quarter from a year ago and net income fell 42% to $8.2 billion. Earnings per share in the quarter declined to $2.63 from $4.50 in the quarter a year ago. Credit loss provision was $1.5 billion including $902 million of reserves for losses linked to higher inflation, Ukraine war, and Russian assets and bond exposure.
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Delta Air Lines revenues declined 11% to $9.4 billion in the quarter ending in March and net loss was $940 million compared to $730 million a year ago. In the quarter, the airline lost $1.48 a share compare to profit of $1.09. The airlines said it turned to profitability in March and guided higher revenues in June quarter approaching at least 93% of revenues two years ago.
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