Banco do Brasil cuts 2026 outlook as agribusiness credit costs climb
Banco do Brasil's 9M26 adjusted profit fell 42.4% and the bank lowered its guidance and set a 25% minimum payout, TradingView reports.
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what happened
Banco do Brasil lowered its 2026 guidance after delinquencies in agribusiness loans rose sharply. According to TradingView, the bank's adjusted net income for the first nine months of 2026 reached R$8.6 billion, down 42.4% from a year earlier.
Cost of credit rose 33.2%, while net interest income grew 7.4%. The revised outlook now calls for adjusted net income of R$9–11 billion for 2026 and cost of credit of R$80–83 billion. The bank also set a minimum payout of 25%.
why it matters
For Banco do Brasil shares and Brazil's banking sector, the update signals higher provisions and pressure on earnings. Quality of the agribusiness loan book remains the key question for investors, since it will shape profit trends in the coming periods.
market impact
Banco do Brasil shares: lower guidance and higher credit costs weigh on the bank's stock
- Banco do Brasil shares pressure down — lower guidance and higher cost of credit weigh on earnings expectations
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- Banco do Brasil: Higher agribusiness credit costs drove lower 2026 earnings guidance — TradingView, 11 November 2026 at 22:41 UTC
- Banco do Brasil: Credit costs surged as earnings fell, prompting lower guidance and a minimum payout — TradingView, 11 November 2026 at 22:46 UTC
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