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JP Morgan Seen Lower Despite Strong Results, Geopolitics Weighs

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By Justin Emerson
| MarketScreener
By Justin Emerson The leading US bank posted very strong quarterly results, beating analysts' expectations. The 2026 targets were not updated and the group said it remains vigilant on geopolitics, inflation and the public deficit. That caution appears to be cooling markets: the stock is expected down nearly 2% at the opening bell on Wall Street.
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Trump revives Iran blockade, demands 20% Hormuz fee

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By Justin Emerson
| MarketScreener
By Justin Emerson Donald Trump said on Monday that the United States was reinstating its naval blockade of Iran and would seek reimbursement equal to 20% of the value of all cargo passing through the Strait of Hormuz. The move followed Tehran's claim that it had closed the strategic waterway. Trump said the process would begin immediately but gave no details on how the charge would be calculated, collected or enforced.
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PageGroup finds its footing

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By Justin Emerson
| MarketScreener
The recruitment group is still operating in a weak hiring market. But a better second quarter, rising productivity and growth in Asia and the Americas suggest that the downturn may finally be losing some of its force. The stock was up 11% this morning. PageGroup's latest figures offer a reason for optimism. The British recruitment company generated gross profit of £197.6m in the second quarter, broadly unchanged from a year earlier when currency movements are excluded.
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