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FOMC Thoughts; Barclays Feedback; Spanish Banks: Financials Sector Specialist Commentary Banks · Insurance · Diversified Financials
Gigi Sparling - Specialist Sales - European Financials AC (44-20) 7134-0355 Europe Specialist Sales J P M O R G A Nghislaine.sparling@jpmorgan.com
J.P. Morgan Securities plc 17 June 2026
FOMC Thoughts; Barclays Feedback; Spanish Banks
Gigi Sparling
+44 207 134 0355
ghislaine.sparling@jpmorgan.com
Today: Eurozone CPI (10am); US Retail sales (1.30pm); FOMC (7pm)
3 Key Highlights Today:
1. Barclays: Feedback from Anna Cross CFO meeting.
2. Spanish Banks - CNMC opens mortgage probe – precedent points to a soft landing.
3. FOMC Thoughts - Matt See, APAC Thematic Spec Sales.
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Barclays: Feedback from Anna Cross CFO meeting. A first for me yesterday with a spec sales only CFO meeting kindly
hosted by Barclays. Overall the message was very confident - on both Barclays progress but also on the resilience of UK growth
where debt/GDP for both corporates and consumers is at a low helping the loan growth trends on the corporate side in particular
as well as the structural/regulatory changes in the last 15 years around lending helping protect on the credit cost side. We talked
about US IB competition where the CFO’s view is it had been a feature for the last 4-6 quarters and Barclays are keen to
understand where FRTB finally lands in the UK. We talked about industry consolidation given the ongoing regulatory burden but
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