JPMorgan, Citigroup and other big banks report this week, giving the first read on how surging Treasury yields are affecting the economy and net interest margin

Equity futures were little changed as traders positioned for the start of earnings season and a key inflation print, with rising oil prices adding to caution.

The concentrated reporting week puts capital markets and trading revenue versus rising funding costs at the center of the banking outlook.

Wells Fargo reports Tuesday, with attention on its crypto exchange partnership talks alongside quarterly results.

The Indian private lender's sharp profit increase came on stronger core income and improving asset quality.

The non-bank lender's results beat expectations on strong return on assets, though credit costs remain a watch item.

The strategist points to two signals to watch for a potential US equity rebound as yields stay elevated.

Indian earnings season picks up with HCLTech, RBL Bank and others reporting, alongside RBI forex curbs and DMart in focus.

The Nigerian lender's assets rose to N32.65tn as loans expanded, with non-banking subsidiaries also posting profit.

The Philippine state pension fund expanded member benefits after a strong income run.

Rising long-term yields are drawing investors back to life insurers seen as beneficiaries of higher rates.

The lender is scouting opportunities to re-enter the Greek market via deals.

The Indian bank will distribute general insurance products through its network under the tie-up.

Investors are assessing the conglomerate's caution on rates alongside its cash position.

Analysts expect solid revenue as the bank heads into its quarterly report.

A planned branch closure could disrupt customer payments and transfers for a day.

Investment banking revenue could depend on a pipeline of large tech listings, including Anthropic.

A broad preview of the week's notable corporate results beyond the banks.