C is set to post Q3 results, with expected gains in revenues, earnings and investment banking momentum.
Citigroup (NYSE:C) is scheduled to announce its earnings on Tuesday, October 14, 2025. According to consensus estimates, revenues are projected to be approximately $21 billion, which is a 4% increase compared to the previous year, while earnings are anticipated to be around $1.83 per share, reflecting a 20% rise year-over-year.
Next week, beginning October 13th, at least 30 financial services companies are scheduled to report their Q3 '25 earnings, and the reports appear to cover the market cap spectrum. When JPMorgan reports Tuesday morning, October 14th, before the opening bell, analysts are expecting EPS of $.83 and net revenue of $45.35 billion for expected y-o-y growth of 11% and 5%, respectively. For Q3 '25, analysts are looking for $1.90 in EPS on $21 billion in net revenue for expected y-o-y growth of 26% and 4%, with Citi's EPS growth expected to far outpace JPM's 11%.
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Citigroup Inc is preparing to report Q3 earnings, with consensus expecting slightly weaker results, largely reflected in the bank's recent stock behaviour. Interest-based results could surprise to the upside as net income spreads have remained systematically robust and real default risks failed to surface in Q3. FICC and wealth management look set for another strong quarter, if market-based events and recent quarters are to go by.
There is justifiable optimism about the big banks' business prospects. Loan demand is expected to accelerate, the peak in delinquencies is now behind us, deal pipelines are seen as steadily getting stronger, and trading activities remain robust.
There is justifiable optimism about the big banks' business prospects. Loan demand is expected to accelerate, the peak in delinquencies is now behind us, deal pipelines are seen as steadily getting stronger, and trading activities remain robust.
C is set to sell a 25% stake in Banamex to Fernando Chico Pardo as part of its sweeping global overhaul.
Jason Bazinet, Citigroup media and entertainment analyst, joins CNBC's 'Money Movers' to discuss Disney's response to the Kimmel suspension, the financial impact of its streaming price hikes, and why investors remain focused on parks and streaming over linear TV.
C's August credit card metrics show lower delinquencies but higher charge-offs, with lending activity inching up.
One of the main drivers of the business cycle (and therefore some stocks) is the direction of credit and liquidity. In this sense, these two areas of the United States economy are driven mainly by where interest rates are.