Wall Street banks are expected to warn that falling rates are hammering business — and analysts fear sweeping cuts to forecasts

Wall Street's biggest banks are poised to reveal the damage caused by sliding interest rates and an inverted yield curve, fanning fears of sweeping cuts to earnings forecasts. Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, Bank of America, and other banking giants are set to update investors on their outlooks at a conference in New York this week.

Wall Street's biggest banks are poised to reveal the damage caused by sliding interest rates and an inverted yield curve, fanning fears of sweeping cuts to earnings forecasts. Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, Bank of America, and other banking giants are set to update investors on their outlooks at a conference in New York this week.

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