U.S. banks will probably post higher profits for the first quarter later this week, but “interest-rate pressures and slowing consumer loan growth” may weigh on banks’ profits for the remainder of the year, according to a story published by Reuters on Friday.


Analysts are expecting consumer loan growth to slow significantly or not at all. Also, banks are now dealing with expensing stock options as a part of their accounting procedures.


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