Morning roundup: Are banks quietly adding new fees?

Here's what's happening this morning in banking and finance news:

• Debit card fees might be no more, but major banks - including Charlotte's Bank of America - are quietly ramping up other consumer fees, the New York Times reports.
  

• As concerns mount over the euro-zone crisis, some U.S. banks are releasing more information about their exposure, the Wall Street Journal writes.

• Seeking Alpha examines whether financial stocks are a good bet right now and why Citigroup might be better off than its peers.

• Enough with the big-bank bashing, investment advisor Jim Ulland writes in the Minneapolis Star Tribune.

• Gold traders are the most bullish in at least seven years, Bloomberg reports.