BlockBeats News, July 13th - JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, Citigroup, Wells Fargo, and Goldman Sachs will be the first to report their second-quarter earnings on Tuesday, while Morgan Stanley will announce its performance on Wednesday. The market expects a significant increase in revenue from the investment banking and trading businesses of large U.S. banks, driven by the SpaceX IPO, increased M&A activity, and market volatility due to the situation in Iran.

KBW analysts predict that revenue from the investment banking business of large banks in the second quarter will increase by approximately 26% year-on-year, and trading revenue will increase by about 14%. The SpaceX IPO has not only brought underwriting and debt financing fees to Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley but has also generated substantial "soft dollars" income through oversubscribed placements.

In addition, as investment in AI infrastructure continues to expand, corporate loan demand is beginning to rebound, and there are signs of a revival in commercial lending. Analysts believe that with the combined drivers of active capital markets, stable consumer credit, and improved corporate financing needs, the U.S. banking industry is experiencing a rare profit "sweet spot" in recent years. However, market attention has now shifted to whether this growth trend can continue until 2027.