Banks Facing Loan Growth Problems, Says RBC's Cassidy

The video discusses recent investment banking results, highlighting Goldman Sachs' strong performance. It covers mixed trading results, with fixed income down and equity up. Commercial banking shows strong credit but mixed loan growth trends. Consumer loan growth may rise as deferments end, while corporate growth is hindered by supply chain issues. The bond market's impact on bank stocks is also analyzed, emphasizing the importance of the 10-year yield.

What were the investment banking results across the board in the last 24 hours?

How did trading perform in the fixed income and equity sectors according to the discussion?

What factors are influencing loan growth as discussed in the conversation?

What are the expected changes in consumer behavior as the fall approaches?

What is the significance of the 10-year government bond yield in relation to bank stocks?