Goldman Sachs reports July 14 before the open. Consensus: $13.95 adjusted EPS (vs. $10.91 prior year, +28% YoY). The investment banking environment was favorable in Q2 2026: strong M&A activity, IPO revival and robust trading revenues. JPMorgan also beat on the same reporting day (existing prediction). Goldman historically beats consensus in ~70–75% of quarters.
Bank of America reports Q2 2026 on July 14 alongside JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs. Analyst consensus approx. $0.90 EPS (FactSet). The rate environment with Fed Funds at 3.50–3.75% supports net interest margin; strong trading revenues (H1 2026 volatility) and wealth management fees add upside. US mega-banks beat consensus in >72% of last 12 quarters. JPMorgan (consensus $5.52) and Goldman Sachs already listed as separate beat predictions, confirming positive sector momentum — no specific Polymarket data for BofA.
Citigroup reports Q2 2026 before market open on July 14. Wall Street consensus stands at $2.67–2.72 adjusted EPS per Alphastreet/Hudson Labs, implying roughly +35% YoY growth. The macro environment (elevated rates, strong trading revenues) structurally favored large US banks in H1 2026. JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, and BofA are already listed as open beat-predictions for the same date; the historical beat rate in US large-cap banking over the last eight quarters exceeds 75%. No Polymarket market available; estimate based on sector analogues.
Wells Fargo reports Q2 2026 on July 14. Consensus stands at approximately $1.71–1.72 per Alphastreet, a YoY increase of ~7.5%. The bank benefits from still-elevated net interest margins and has made consistent cost progress. Balance sheet quality remained solid in Q1 2026. Slightly lower probability than Citi given regulatory overhangs and asset cap discussions. No Polymarket market available.
Core CPI stood at 2.9% YoY in May 2026. A rise above 3.0% in June would signal that tariff pass-through is accelerating across goods and services. The headline CPI open prediction expects >3.5% YoY; the core-to-headline divergence would imply elevated energy prices. Crossing the 3.0% mark in core inflation would signal persistently sticky inflation that complicates Fed rate cuts. The probability is not dominant, as a 2.9% to 3.0%+ jump in one month is moderate but feasible.
The headline US CPI for June 2026 is likely to print negative on a monthly basis for the first time in months. Driver: gasoline prices fell ~10% in June as Brent crude dropped ~21% following the mid-June US-Iran MoU. BMO forecasts -0.1% MoM; the Kalshi prediction market shows -0.1% as the most likely outcome (37%), followed by -0.2% (33%) and 0.0% (15%) — aggregate probability of a negative print ~70%. Core CPI (ex-energy/food) remains firm at ~+0.2% to +0.3% MoM. This is complementary to existing open YoY forecasts (>3.5% / >3.0%), which remain achievable via the base-year effect. Note: May 2026 actual MoM was +0.5% — the reversal is dramatic.
JPMorgan Chase reports Q2 2026 before market open on 14 July. Analyst consensus is USD 5.44–5.61 adjusted EPS (Earnings Whispers/Yahoo Finance). JPM has beaten in each of the past four quarters; Earnings ESP of +2.71% (Zacks) signals another beat. Prediction markets (lines.com) imply ~70% probability for GAAP EPS ≥ USD 5.68 — an adjusted beat at the 5.44 threshold is therefore highly likely. Tailwinds from higher loan demand, strong trading revenues, and robust IB fees.
Goldman Sachs reports on July 14, 2026 before market open. Analyst consensus is approx. $14.51 EPS (prior year Q2 2025: $10.91, +33% YoY) with revenue consensus of ~$16.2B (+48% YoY). GS has beaten consensus in 11 of the last 12 quarters. Q2 2026 drivers: SpaceX IPO underwriting (~$100M fees), Anthropic IPO co-advisor role, and broad capital markets recovery. No specific Polymarket market for GS Q2, but historical beat rate and deal pipeline support the call.
Bank of America releases Q2 2026 results on July 14, 2026 at 6:45 a.m. ET. Consensus: $0.89 EPS, revenue $26.5B (+4% YoY). Net Interest Income (NII) expected to rise to $14.7B (+7% YoY), supported by the stable rate environment at Fed Funds Rate 3.50–3.75%. Trading and investment banking benefit from the IPO boom (SpaceX, Anthropic). BofA has beaten EPS consensus in 8 of the last 10 quarters. No specific Polymarket market; historical beat rate and NII tailwind support the forecast.