JPMorgan's Profits Rise Despite Inflationary Pressures
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JPMorgan has raised its outlook for lending after reporting a significant increase in profits, driven by a release of reserves set aside for potential loan losses. The bank's strong performance reflects the improving economic outlook and a surge in investment banking fees, with CEO Jamie Dimon noting that the company is well-positioned to benefit from a strong economic recovery.
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