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By Ketki Saxena
Investing.com - Q2 earnings for all of Canada’s big six banks are expected this week, kicking off with BMO (TSX:BMO) (TSX:BMO) and BNS (TSX:BNS) tomorrow morning before the opening bell. RBC, TD (TSX:TD), and CIBC (TSX:CM) earnings are confirmed for Thursday, and National Bank of Canada (TSX:NA) (TSX:NA) closes out the season on Friday.
Canadian banks are expected to post an average 12% drop in earnings this quarter compared to Q1 2022, despite strong loan growth and considerable margin expansion from rising interest rates. Increased expenses, loan loss-reserves, and lower investment banking revenues, however, are expected to weigh on profits.
Here’s an overview of what to expect at earnings calls this week, and an overview of Canada's big six banks by some of the metrics most important to investors.
BMO
What to expect at Earnings: EPS $3.22 on Revenue of $6.691 B, compared to EPS $3.89 on revenue of $7.723 B in the previous quarter.
Scotiabank (TSX:BNS)
What to expect at Earnings: EPS $1.96 on revenue of $7.873 B, compared to EPS $2.15 on revenue of $8.049 B in the previous quarter
Royal Bank of Canada (TSX:RY)
What to expect at Earnings: EPS $2.68 on revenue of $11.933 B, compared to EPS $2.87 on revenue of $13.066 B in the previous quarter.
CIBC
What to expect at Earnings: EPS $1.71 on revenue of $5.319 B, compared to EPS $2.04 on revenue of $5.498 B in the previous quarter
TD
National Bank of Canada
What to expect at Earnings: EPS $2.26 on revenue of $2.36 B, compared to EPS $2.65 on revenue of $2.53 B in the previous quarter.
*All currencies CAD
*All prices as of 4 p.m ET, Tuesday May 24
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