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October 20, 2026

  1. US earnings calls·Earnings calls of companies listed in the United States

    United States earnings calls, October 13-16, 2026: banks raise 2026 outlooks

    BNY Mellon said it expects 2026 net interest income, its lending and investing income minus interest paid, to rise 15%. State Street raised its 2026 outlook for that growth to 15%-16%, from 14%-15%.

    15%
    BNY Mellon, expected net interest income growth, full year 2026
    15%-16%
    State Street, net interest income growth outlook, fiscal year 2026
    nearly 500 basis points
    BNY Mellon, positive operating leverage outlook, full year 2026
  2. US earnings calls·Earnings calls of companies listed in the United States

    US-listed company calls, October 13-15, 2026: banks expect net interest income growth

    Bank of America said it expects net interest income (NII), the gap between interest earned and paid, to grow 8% or more in fiscal year 2027. JPMorgan Chase guided to approximately $107 billion, excluding markets.

    8% or more
    Bank of America, net interest income growth, fiscal year 2027, expected
    approximately $107 billion
    JPMorgan Chase, net interest income excluding markets, fiscal year 2027, central case
    $60 billion to $64 billion
    TSMC, capital budget, fiscal year 2026

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  • What FactIQ is. FactIQ is a database of official statistics from government agencies, central banks and international organisations in the US, China, India, Europe and elsewhere. AI assistants such as Claude and ChatGPT connect to it to look up the exact figures and cite the agency that published them. It also holds what companies report in their filings and say on their earnings calls.
  • How an update is made. When a source publishes new figures, FactIQ loads them and an AI model writes a short summary of what changed. Before it is published, code checks that every number in the summary matches FactIQ's record of the release, and a second review checks that nothing is overstated. Values that look like errors in the source data are left out.
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