Bank earnings report this morning. Bank expectation are deposits are declining and and guidance will be slowing in the 2nd quarter. Yet expected to report strong net interest income and solid lending.
Here’s what the big bank reported:
JPMorgan (JPM): EPS: $4.32 per share, excluding 22 cents per share of investment losses, Revenue: $39.34 billion, vs. $36.19 billion
Wells Fargo (WFC): EPS: $1.23 vs $1.12 estimates, Revenue: $20.73billion, beat by $670million
Citi (C): EPS: $1.86 beats by $0.17, Revenue: $21.4B (+12% Y/Y) beats by $1.34B
The PNC Financial (PNC): EPS: $3.98 beats by $0.34, Revenue: $5.6B (+19.4% Y/Y) misses by $10M
BlackRock (BLK):EPS: $7.93 beats by $0.20, Revenue: $4.24B (-9.8% Y/Y) in-line
Take notice that Wells Fargo and JPMorgan combined put away $2.3billion for loan losses. This is higher than expected.
Wage Growth from 6.1% to 6.4% in March.
Yield Curve sits at -.55% this morning.
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