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How did profits jump 32%?

HSBC's profits rose significantly, partly due to 'higher interest and wealth income'. When central banks raise interest rates, banks can charge more for loans, increasing their net interest margin. This, combined with growth in wealth management services, helped drive their strong financial performance this quarter.

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