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Jefferies Group
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The New York-based company said it expects net earnings of more than $50 million, equal to about 29 cents per share, on record net revenue exceeding $500 million.
Analysts on average expected profit of 14 cents per share on revenue of $341.2 million, according to Reuters Estimates.
Jefferies [JEF
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] said results benefited from fixed income and commodities, helped by record results in sales and trading of corporate bonds, mortgage- and asset-backed debt, interest-rate swaps, municipal bonds and emerging markets debt.
It also said it expects at least $90 million of investment banking revenue, more than twice the first quarter amount. Jefferies expects to release results on July 21.
The company's shares rose above $22 after the forecast was released following the market close. They rose 79 cents to $20.45 in regular trading.










