Goldman Sachs Group IncBank of America raised Q2 EPS estimate for Goldman Sachs to $14.11 from $13.18, citing strong capital markets activity.
Bank of America analysts expect all eight major US banks they cover to beat both their own and consensus earnings-per-share estimates when the sector reports, citing strong capital markets activity, resilient economic conditions, and improving wealth management flows. The firm highlighted potential upside in net interest income at JPMorgan and Citigroup, and stronger wealth management flows at Morgan Stanley and Northern Trust. Bank of America raised second-quarter EPS estimates for JPMorgan to $5.59 from $5.48, for Citigroup to $2.65 from $2.60, for Morgan Stanley to $2.81 from $2.71, and for Goldman Sachs to $14.11 from $13.18, while maintaining Wells Fargo's estimate at $1.72. The analysts noted that stronger underlying revenue trends could lead to broader earnings revisions even if investors often look past trading and investment banking beats.
Goldman Sachs Group IncBank of America raised Q2 EPS estimate for Goldman Sachs to $14.11 from $13.18, citing strong capital markets activity.
Morgan StanleyBank of America raised Q2 EPS estimate for Morgan Stanley to $2.81 from $2.71, citing stronger wealth management flows.
Northern Trust CorporationBank of America expects stronger wealth management flows at Northern Trust, raising EPS estimates.
Wells Fargo & CompanyBank of America maintained Wells Fargo's EPS estimate at $1.72, no change, but expects sector-wide beats.
Bank of America CorpBank of America analysts expect broad earnings beats, but the article is about their own positive outlook, not a direct event for BAC.
Citigroup Inc.Bank of America raised Q2 EPS estimate for Citigroup to $2.65 from $2.60, citing strong capital markets and resilient economy.
JPMorgan Chase & CoBank of America raised Q2 EPS estimate for JPMorgan to $5.59 from $5.48, citing potential upside in net interest income.
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