Citigroup Beats Expectations With Record Revenue, But Shares Drop on Spending Outlook
Citigroup delivered a decade-high $24.8 billion revenue and raised its dividend, yet shares declined after the CEO signaled continued heavy investment spending.
Citigroup delivered a decade-high $24.8 billion revenue and raised its dividend, yet shares declined after the CEO signaled continued heavy investment spending.
Revenue jumped 39% to $20.34B while EPS hit $20.98, crushing Wall Street forecasts.
BofA posted robust Q2 2026 earnings, beating expectations with $9.1 billion profit and 33% growth in sales & trading. Equity trading surged 70% as market volatility boosted activity.
IBM cut its Q2 revenue and earnings forecast as AI spending shifts hurt traditional software and services. CEO admits slow adaptation to market changes.
JPMorgan delivered its highest-ever quarterly profit of $21.2 billion in Q2 2026. However, one-time Visa and equity gains, plus surging expenses, raised concerns.
Cost-cutting helped Ericsson exceed Q2 profit estimates, yet sales disappointed and guidance highlighted margin pressure from component costs.