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Daily brief: Tuesday, 13 October 2026

Glass skyscrapers in a city financial district at golden hour

US bank earnings dominated the day: Goldman Sachs earned $17.01 a share on revenue up 23%, Citigroup earned $5.2B, and JPMorgan earned $15.3B but reportedly landed a little short of forecasts. Johnson & Johnson raised its 2026 EPS outlook, and there are reports of Amazon talks to buy Decart and Apple trimming iPhone 18 Pro component orders.

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Goldman Sachs (GS): Q3 EPS jumps 39% to $17.01 as revenue climbs 23%

Goldman Sachs earned $17.01 a share in Q3, up from $12.25 a year ago, on net revenue of $18.68B, up 23%. Global Banking & Markets revenue rose 32%…

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Money tip: Premium Bonds: prizes instead of interest

Premium Bonds from NS&I cost £1 each, with a £25 minimum and a £50,000 maximum per person. Prizes from £25 to £1 million are free from UK Income Tax and Capital Gains Tax, according to NS&I. New Bonds must be held for a whole month before they can enter the draw.

Read the full guide: Premium Bonds: how the prize draw works, the limits and the tax treatment

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