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Fifth Third Bancorp (NASDAQ:FITB) is among the stocks on Jim Cramer’s game plan as he shared his take on the market post Iran-U.S. ceasefire talks. Cramer finished his game plan with FITB and other regional banks, as he commented:

Friday is a regional bank day. I like the regional banks. We get a better sense of how Main Street’s doing it. Now, it’s a trio of good ones, and this is what’s really important: Fifth Third, Regions, and Truist. I am a huge believer that this year will be the year when the big banks, like the ones that I cover down here, the big banks will, because the regulatory regimen is so much looser, will try to buy, not necessarily these three, although I would really buy Fifth Third, but they’re going to try to let them buy these smaller banks and that’s going to be fabulous… owning the smaller banks, not just the big ones. By the end of the week, we should know a ton about the state of the consumer and corporate America’s appetite for acquisitions and IPOs.

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Fifth Third Bancorp (NASDAQ:FITB) provides financial services, including commercial and consumer banking, lending, mortgages, and cash management, along with wealth and asset management services, investment planning, and advisory solutions.

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