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研究快訊:CFRA維持美國合眾銀行股票的賣出評級

-- 獨立研究機構CFRA向提供了以下研究報告。 CFRA的分析師總結如下:在回顧第一季收益並考慮近期改善的經濟前景後,我們將12個月目標價上調1美元至41美元,相當於我們2027年每股收益預期的7.3倍,考慮到增長前景疲軟,該目標價低於同業平均水平10.4倍。我們將2026年每股盈餘預期調高0.17美元至5.08美元,2027年每股盈餘預期調高0.23美元至5.58美元。我們認為,其他銀行的風險報酬比USB更具優勢。 USB第一季的淨利差停滯在2.77%,考慮到2025年下半年淨利差似乎正在復蘇,這一結果令人失望。該銀行仍有很大的復甦空間,因為其疫情前的淨利差平均超過3%。我們也對USB有限的股東資本回報感到擔憂。股票回購規模依然不大,自2019年以來股利僅成長了24%。值得一提的是,USB的效率提升動能良好。該行第一季實現了440個基點的正向經營槓桿,鑑於管理階層對成本控制的高度重視,未來可望進一步提升。

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