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Wells Fargo Q1 2026: EPS Beats but Revenue Misses, Stock Dips
market-news1 month ago

Wells Fargo Q1 2026: EPS Beats but Revenue Misses, Stock Dips

Wells Fargo posted Q1 2026 results with diluted EPS of $1.60 (above estimates) and revenue of $21.45B (below the $21.79B consensus). Revenue grew about 6.5% year over year, driven by a 5% rise in net interest income and an 8% rise in noninterest income. The bank kept its 2026 guidance for net interest income around $50B and noninterest expenses near $55.7B. CEO Charlie Scharf emphasized resilience in the economy, while the stock fell in pre-market trading; analysts’ consensus rating is Moderate Buy with a $98.50 price target, implying roughly 14% upside.

Big Banks Trim 10,600 Jobs in 2025, Largest Drop Since 2016
business4 months ago

Big Banks Trim 10,600 Jobs in 2025, Largest Drop Since 2016

Six of the largest U.S. banks cut about 10,600 jobs in 2025, reducing total headcount to roughly 1.09 million—the lowest since 2021 and the biggest annual drop since 2016—with Wells Fargo leading the reductions; Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley added staff, while JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America relied more on attrition as executives weigh AI-driven efficiency.

WFC Dips After Q4 2025 Earnings Miss
business4 months ago

WFC Dips After Q4 2025 Earnings Miss

Wells Fargo reported Q4 2025 EPS of $1.62 (below the $1.66 expected) and revenue of $21.29B (below $21.65B), though EPS rose 13.3% YoY as revenue grew 4.5%; management did not issue formal guidance but pointed to improvements from the Fed asset-cap removal and end of consent orders. The stock slid about 1.8% in premarket trading after the report, and analysts’ consensus remains a Moderate Buy with a roughly $99.50 target.

Major Banks Report Strong Earnings Amid Economic Uncertainty
business7 months ago

Major Banks Report Strong Earnings Amid Economic Uncertainty

Major US banks JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, and Wells Fargo reported strong third-quarter earnings, surpassing expectations, with JPMorgan announcing a $1.5 trillion investment plan in critical industries for national security, focusing on supply chain, defense, energy, and technology sectors. Despite some stock fluctuations, the banks showed resilience and optimism in their financial performance and strategic initiatives.