Goldman Sachs' third-quarter profit beat estimates, fueled by a rebound in bond sales, stock offerings and mergers, sending its shares up more than 3% on Tuesday. It joined JPMorgan Chase, which also gained from an investment banking revival,

Bank of America separately reported its latest earnings on Tuesday, and in keeping with theme it beat analyst forecasts. Although its profit in the third quarter fell more than 10 percent from the same period last year, the decline was not as steep as expected, bolstered by a jump in trading revenue and investment-banking fees.

Its investment banking revenue jumped 56% in the third quarter. Competitors Goldman Sachs had posted a 20% surge in fees, while JPMorgan Chase saw a 31% gain

Goldman Sachs' third-quarter profit jumped 45%, fueled by a rebound in bond sales, stock offerings and mergers, sending its shares up more than 3% in premarket trading. It joined JPMorgan Chase, which also gained from an investment banking revival,

Bank of America and Citigroup also posted strong dealmaking gains.

Goldman Sachs reported third-quarter earnings on Tuesday that beat Wall Street's expectations, sending its stock up as much as 3% in premarket trading. The investment bank generated $12.7 billion in net revenue and $8.

Goldman Sachs reported sharply higher third-quarter earnings, a sign that lower interest rates, a stable economy and the bank’s work refocusing on Wall Street are paying off. Profit at Goldman rose 45% to $2.

Shares of Goldman Sachs ($GS) gained in trading after the bank reported robust results for the third quarter. The bank reported Q3 earnings