Stock news for investors: Canadian banks report third-quarter earnings
Scotiabank reported Q3 adjusted earnings of $2.28 per share, up from $1.88, with revenue at $10.54B. BMO's profit fell to $1.75B due to a one-time charge, but adjusted earnings rose to $3.96 per share. EQB posted a $127.3M loss but saw revenue increase to $391.3M. National Bank's profit grew 20% to $1.31B, with adjusted earnings at $3.39 per share.
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The 30-second read
Why it matters
Overall earnings beat may drive short‑term buying pressure on the sector.
Market read
Earnings beats for major banks could lift the Canadian financial sector, while EQB's loss may create a divergent move.
What to watch
Higher credit loss provisions at Scotiabank may signal rising loan risk.
Background
Quarterly earnings season for Canadian banks, with mixed results.
Ticker impact
Scotiabank reported Q3 adjusted EPS $2.28 beating consensus $2.10 and revenue $10.54B vs $9.99B.
Potential upside of 2‑4% on earnings surprise.
Beat on both earnings and revenue with modest loss provision increase.
BMO posted Q3 adjusted EPS $3.96 vs $3.76 consensus and revenue $9.90B vs $9.75B.
Possible 1‑3% rally.
Revenue and EPS beat despite one‑time charge, loss provision down.
Market effects
Canadian banking sector may see broader rally on earnings beats.
Positive impact on Toronto Stock Exchange banking index.
Limited to North American financial markets.
Counterpoint
EQB's loss and integration risk could outweigh sector strength.
Key entities
- companyScotiabank
Canadian bank reporting Q3 earnings.
- companyBMO Financial Group
Canadian bank reporting Q3 earnings.
- companyEQB Inc.
Canadian bank reporting Q3 loss after acquisition.
- companyNational Bank of Canada
Canadian bank reporting Q3 profit.





