Press Enter to search · ESC to close

Macro US Stocks

Nomura Signals Slower Growth in Trading Revenue

Nomura Holdings said revenue from its global trading and investment banking businesses has grown only “slightly” so far this quarter, marking a slowdown from double-digit growth in the prior two quarters. Wholesale revenue through September 14 was “slightly above” the year-earlier level, the Tokyo-based firm said, with equities “solid,” FX and emerging markets recovering, and rates trading “challenging.”

Original source

AI take

The signal matters less as a Nomura-specific story than as a read on wholesale revenue momentum at a Japanese bank with heavy overseas exposure, where the prior two quarters' double-digit pace is proving hard to sustain. The split is instructive: equities described as solid and FX/EM recovering, while rates is flagged as challenging, suggesting the drag is concentrated in one product line rather than broad-based. Whether rates conditions ease and whether the FX and EM recovery carries into a full quarter are the open questions.

Generated by AI for reference only.

Share

Related News

TREE NEWS share card
Long-press image above → Save to Photos / Share
Pitch us Feedback