Goldman Sachs Group Inc. reported sharply higher profits for the third quarter, the latest confirmation that, even in a pandemic and a recession, Wall Street can still make money. Goldman reported quarterly profit of $3.62 billion, or $9.68 a share, on revenue of $10.78 billion. Both measures were up from a year ago and better than the expectations of stock analysts, who forecast $1.94 billion in profit, or $5.54 a share, on revenue of $9.38 billion. Worries that the coronavirus would rival 2008 as a threat to the U.S. financial system have subsided for now. Banks' trading fees have surged. Bond investors' appetite has allowed companies that borrowed billions from banks in emergency loans...
Full ArticleGoldman Sachs's profit soars and beats estimates
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