BofA's (BAC) Moynihan: Home Loan Delinquency Rates Down, U.S. Needs Employment Gains
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Bank of America (NYSE: BAC) CEO Brian Moynihan commented on home loans and other issues during a Bloomberg interview at the World Economic Forum in Davos today.
Paraphrasing Moynihan:
No video of the interview was made immediately available. BofA shares are modestly higher Friday.
Paraphrasing Moynihan:
- Delinquency rates are going down on home loans;
- No overly worried about consumer confidence;
- The U.S. will need more progress on employment;
- Household formation fueling demand for homes;
- There is still 'risk of downside' in the U.S. economy;
- Consumer spending is improving in the U.S.; and
- The overhang in housing has 'been worked through'.
No video of the interview was made immediately available. BofA shares are modestly higher Friday.
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