U.S. fine tips BNP Paribas into second-quarter loss

PARIS, July 31 (Reuters) - BNP Paribas turned in a second-quarter loss on Thursday, reflecting the cost of an $8.95 billion fine for breaking U.S. sanctions, but the French bank said its strong underlying result was a sign clients had not been scared off by the affair.
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