Chase, Wells Fargo say they can weather subprime storm 

Investors showed renewed confidence that financial markets will weather the subprime mortgage crisis after JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Wells Fargo & Co. reported write-downs on mortgage-related investments dented fourth-quarter profits but that the firms remain adequately capitalized.

Standard & Poor's Ratings Service, however, said home-price declines and losses on subprime loans made in 2006 will be greater than expected, raising the specter of further tightening of credit to prospective home buyers.

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