Bank of America’s third-quarter 2025 earnings of $1.06 per share exceeded expectations, with a 4.9% stock gain in response. Revenues improved, driven by trading and investment banking performance, but expenses rose. Credit quality improved, and the capital position remains strong. Share repurchases totaled $5.3 billion. Overall, BAC’s growth outlook is positive despite challenges.

In comparison, JPMorgan’s third-quarter earnings of $5.07 per share also beat estimates, driven by strong trading and investment banking performance. Citigroup reported adjusted net income per share of $2.24, up 48.3% from the previous year, with growth in net interest income and non-interest revenues. However, increased expenses and weak capital position affected Citigroup’s results.

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Overall, Bank of America, JPMorgan, and Citigroup all showed positive earnings results in the third quarter, with varying degrees of growth and challenges. Market analysts are optimistic about the future prospects of these major financial institutions.

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