NYSE:WFC 6 January 2026 - 14 January 2026

Wells Fargo shares fell 5.1% to $88.81 after missing quarterly profit estimates and warning of weaker 2026 net interest income. The bank reported a $612 million severance charge and cut over 5,600 jobs in the fourth quarter. A proposed cap on credit-card rates and sector-wide declines hit other big banks.

Wells Fargo shares fell 5.7% to $88.27 after the bank reported $612 million in severance costs and fourth-quarter net income of $5.36 billion. Net interest income reached $12.33 billion. Management projected about $50 billion in net interest income for 2026, assuming two to three rate cuts. The bank repurchased $5 billion in stock in the quarter.

Wells Fargo shares fell 1.5% to $93.56 in after-hours trading Tuesday ahead of its fourth-quarter earnings release. The drop followed a broader decline in U.S. financial stocks, pressured by a proposed 10% cap on credit-card interest rates. Analysts expect Wells Fargo to report $1.66 per share on $21.6 billion in revenue. The bank’s results arrive as investors watch for signs of margin pressure and shifts in rate policy.

Wells Fargo shares fell 1.6% to $93.44 Tuesday, ahead of its fourth-quarter earnings release set for 7 a.m. ET Wednesday. The drop followed President Trump’s proposal for a 10% cap on credit card interest rates, which hit bank stocks. Trading volume reached 11.4 million shares. Investors are watching credit costs and margins amid policy uncertainty and fresh inflation data.

Wells Fargo shares rose 0.37% to close at $95.95 on Friday. The bank will report fourth-quarter earnings Jan. 14, with analysts expecting a 17.5% year-over-year jump in earnings per share. Investors are watching net interest income and credit conditions as major U.S. banks release results alongside a key inflation report next week.

Wells Fargo shares edged up 0.2% to $95.78 Friday afternoon as investors positioned for bank earnings next week. The bank will report fourth-quarter results Jan. 14, with analysts expecting a 17.5% rise in earnings per share. A U.S. jobs report showed 50,000 jobs added in December, below forecasts, nudging Treasury yields lower.

Wells Fargo shares edged up 0.1% to $96.50 Tuesday after Baird downgraded the stock to “underperform” with a $90 target, citing stretched valuation. Barclays raised its price target to $113 a day earlier. The stock hovered near a 52-week high ahead of fourth-quarter earnings due Jan. 14. Wells Fargo recently sold its rail leasing unit for $4.2 billion.