U.S. Bancorp shares declined 4.9% on February 23, 2026. According to analyst reports from early February, JPMorgan maintained an Underweight rating while raising its price target from $55.50 to $62. UBS raised its price target to $60 from $57 with a Neutral rating, and Evercore ISI increased its price target to $65 from $60 while keeping an In Line rating. Overall, 50% of analysts covering the stock rate it Buy or equivalent, with a consensus one-year median price target of $62 implying 6-7% upside. The stock currently trades near the top of its 52-week range with year-to-date returns around 10%. In Q3, U.S. Bancorp beat earnings expectations with EPS of $1.26 versus $1.19 expected and revenue of $7.92 billion versus $7.31 billion expected. Citigroup raised its stake by 2.4% during the quarter.
Read full analysisU.S. Bancorp shares declined 4.9% on February 23, 2026. According to analyst reports from early February, JPMorgan maintained an Underweight rating while raising its price target from $55.50 to $62. UBS raised its price target to $60 from $57 with a Neutral rating, and Evercore ISI increased its price target to $65 from $60 while keeping an In Line rating. Overall, 50% of analysts covering the stock rate it Buy or equivalent, with a consensus one-year median price target of $62 implying 6-7% upside. The stock currently trades near the top of its 52-week range with year-to-date returns around 10%. In Q3, U.S. Bancorp beat earnings expectations with EPS of $1.26 versus $1.19 expected and revenue of $7.92 billion versus $7.31 billion expected. Citigroup raised its stake by 2.4% during the quarter.
U.S. Bancorp is one of the largest regional banks in the United States, with approximately $695 billion in assets spanning consumer banking, commercial banking, payments, and wealth management. The company beat Q4 2025 earnings estimates in January with adjusted EPS of $1.26, though multiple analysts maintain neutral-to-negative ratings, including JPMorgan's Underweight and Wolfe Research's downgrade to Hold. USB has consistently underperformed peers during recent financials selloffs, a pattern that intensified during this week's back-to-back declines.