2015-01-19nypost.com

``The fourth quarter saw thousands more workers fired. Total reductions for 2014 were about 20,000 at Brian Moynihan's Bank of America; 10,000 at Citigroup led by Michael Corbat; and 10,000 at Jaime Dimon's JP Morgan. Morgan Stanley reports on Tuesday.

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By Mayo's calculations, bank revenues are the weakest in eight decades, a shocking throwback to the Great Depression. And the carnage is ongoing as global growth slows and commodity prices and currency movement roil the markets.

"I think there have been heavy potential and paper losses at this point. Clearly, nobody bet properly on oil -- nobody thought it was going to be below 50 a barrel," said Tim Quast, president of market analytics firm ModernIR.



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