Mortgage pain persists for BofA, Wells, U.S. Bancorp (Reuters)

A Bank of America sign is pictured outside a bank branch in Charlotte, North Carolina January 19, 2010. REUTERS/Chris KeaneReuters – In a sign that the U.S. banking sector’s problems are far from over, lenders including Bank of America Corp reported falling bond trading revenue and mortgage lending weakness in the fourth quarter.

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Mortgage pain persists for BofA, Wells, U.S. Bancorp (Reuters)

A Bank of America sign is pictured outside a bank branch in Charlotte, North Carolina January 19, 2010. REUTERS/Chris KeaneReuters – In a sign that the U.S. banking sector’s problems are far from over, lenders including Bank of America Corp reported falling bond trading revenue and mortgage lending weakness in the fourth quarter.

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Mortgage pain persists for BofA, Wells, U.S. Bancorp (Reuters)

A Bank of America sign is pictured outside a bank branch in Charlotte, North Carolina January 19, 2010. REUTERS/Chris KeaneReuters – In a sign that the U.S. banking sector’s problems are far from over, lenders including Bank of America Corp reported falling bond trading revenue and mortgage lending weakness in the fourth quarter.

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Mortgage pain persists for BofA, Wells, U.S. Bancorp (Reuters)

A Bank of America sign is pictured outside a bank branch in Charlotte, North Carolina January 19, 2010. REUTERS/Chris KeaneReuters – In a sign that the U.S. banking sector’s problems are far from over, lenders including Bank of America Corp reported falling bond trading revenue and mortgage lending weakness in the fourth quarter.

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Mortgage pain persists for BofA, Wells, U.S. Bancorp (Reuters)

A Bank of America sign is pictured outside a bank branch in Charlotte, North Carolina January 19, 2010. REUTERS/Chris KeaneReuters – In a sign that the U.S. banking sector’s problems are far from over, lenders including Bank of America Corp reported falling bond trading revenue and mortgage lending weakness in the fourth quarter.

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Mortgage pain persists for BofA, Wells, U.S. Bancorp (Reuters)

A Bank of America sign is pictured outside a bank branch in Charlotte, North Carolina January 19, 2010. REUTERS/Chris KeaneReuters – In a sign that the U.S. banking sector’s problems are far from over, lenders including Bank of America Corp reported falling bond trading revenue and mortgage lending weakness in the fourth quarter.

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Mortgage pain persists for BofA, Wells, U.S. Bancorp (Reuters)

A Bank of America sign is pictured outside a bank branch in Charlotte, North Carolina January 19, 2010. REUTERS/Chris KeaneReuters – In a sign that the U.S. banking sector’s problems are far from over, lenders including Bank of America Corp reported falling bond trading revenue and mortgage lending weakness in the fourth quarter.

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Mortgage pain persists for BofA, Wells, U.S. Bancorp (Reuters)

A Bank of America sign is pictured outside a bank branch in Charlotte, North Carolina January 19, 2010. REUTERS/Chris KeaneReuters – In a sign that the U.S. banking sector’s problems are far from over, lenders including Bank of America Corp reported falling bond trading revenue and mortgage lending weakness in the fourth quarter.

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Mortgage pain persists for BofA, Wells, U.S. Bancorp (Reuters)

A Bank of America sign is pictured outside a bank branch in Charlotte, North Carolina January 19, 2010. REUTERS/Chris KeaneReuters – In a sign that the U.S. banking sector’s problems are far from over, lenders including Bank of America Corp reported falling bond trading revenue and mortgage lending weakness in the fourth quarter.

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