Goldman Sachs (GS) Q1 2026 (USD): EPS 17.55 (exp. 16.41), Revenue 17.2bln (exp. 16.95bln)

Goldman Sachs reported better-than-expected EPS and revenue for Q1 2026, beating estimates on key metrics including equities sales and trading revenue, which suggests strong performance in its core operations.

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Goldman Sachs (GS) Q1 2026 (USD): EPS 17.55 (exp. 16.41), Revenue 17.2bln (exp. 16.95bln)

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  • Equities sales and trading revenue 5.33bln (exp. 4.9bln).
  • FICC sales and trading revenue 4.01bln (exp. 4.87bln).
  • Global banking and markets net revenue 12.74bln (exp. 12.5bln).
  • Advisory revenue 1.49bln (exp. 1.27bln).
  • Provision for credit losses 315mln, +9.8% Y/Y (prev. net benefit of 2.12bln Q/Q). Provisions for the first quarter of 2026 primarily reflected growth and impairments related to wholesale loans.
  • NII 3.56bln (exp. 3.52bln).
  • Net revenues in Asset & Wealth Management 4.08bln, -14% Q/Q, +10% Y/Y.
  • Operating expenses 10.43bln, +14% Y/Y, +7% Q/Q; increase primarily reflected significantly higher transaction based expenses and higher compensation and benefits expenses (reflecting improved operating performance).
  • Efficiency ratio 60.5% (prev. 60.6%).
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The mixed results in FICC and a significant increase in provisions for credit losses, despite revenue growth in other segments, indicate potential risks ahead but also resilience in ECM. Overall, these results could prompt a reassessment of market positions in financials, particularly in equities and credit sectors.

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