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TRX NY Comptroller report: Wall Street on $90B fee pace, first half $45.9B
A Reddit post citing the NY State Comptroller's report claims Wall Street firms pulled in $45.9 billion in the first half of the year and are on pace to clear $90 billion by December, driven by a 76% rise in stock offerings and an 11% jump in corporate debt.
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What the sources claim
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Wall Street firms pulled in $45.9 billion in the first half of the year and are on pace to clear $90 billion by December.
“Firms pulled in $45.9 billion in just the first half of the year, putting them on pace to clear $90 billion by December”
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Stock offerings shot up 76%, mostly from massive deals like the SpaceX IPO.
“stock offerings shot up 76%, mostly from massive deals like the SpaceX IPO”
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Corporate debt jumped 11% because tech companies are borrowing billions to buy Nvidia chips and build data centers.
“corporate debt jumped 11% because tech companies are borrowing billions left and right just to buy Nvidia chips and build data centers”
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Wall Street raised employee pay and bonuses by almost 19%.
“they already raised employee pay and bonuses by almost 19%”
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