Mizuho Financial Group : MZHOF

MZHOF

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$51.25

$1.60 (3.03%)

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MFGMizuho Financial Group

Q1 2027

Jul 30, 6:07am ET

EPS

$1.06

est $0.17+525.4%

Revenue

$15.42B

est $865.71B-98.2%

Mizuho crushed Q1 earnings with EPS of $1.06 versus a $0.17 estimate as Japan's rising interest rates supercharged trading income and loan margins, prompting management to raise full-year profit guidance by 7.6%.

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Mizuho Financial Group : MZHOF

MZHOF

$51.25

Latest Activity

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The Family That Invented Hot Pockets Moved $540 Million Into Its Own Private ETF. The Tax Bill Might Be Deferred Forever

He Donated His $70,000 Classic Car. The Charity Sold It for $32,000, and That Became His Deduction Ceiling.

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The Family That Invented Hot Pockets Moved $540 Million Into Its Own Private ETF. The Tax Bill Might Be Deferred Forever

He Donated His $70,000 Classic Car. The Charity Sold It for $32,000, and That Became His Deduction Ceiling.

The Family That Invented Hot Pockets Moved $540 Million Into Its Own Private ETF. The Tax Bill Might Be Deferred Forever

He Donated His $70,000 Classic Car. The Charity Sold It for $32,000, and That Became His Deduction Ceiling.

Mizuho Financial Group : MZHOF

MZHOF

$51.25

Latest Activity

All Mizuho Financial Group Articles

The Family That Invented Hot Pockets Moved $540 Million Into Its Own Private ETF. The Tax Bill Might Be Deferred Forever

He Donated His $70,000 Classic Car. The Charity Sold It for $32,000, and That Became His Deduction Ceiling.

SOXL Turns Every 1% Nvidia Move Into 3%. Here’s What $10,000 Did in the Last 12 Months

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The Family That Invented Hot Pockets Moved $540 Million Into Its Own Private ETF. The Tax Bill Might Be Deferred Forever

He Donated His $70,000 Classic Car. The Charity Sold It for $32,000, and That Became His Deduction Ceiling.