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Goldman Sachs posts record Q2 revenue of $20.34 billion as FICC rises 32%

Goldman Sachs posts record Q2 revenue of $20.34 billion as FICC rises 32%

Shares rose more than 2% in premarket trading and later reached record highs after the bank reported record second-quarter revenue of $20.34 billion and EPS of $20.98, well above analyst expectations.

Fact Check
The official Goldman Sachs press release confirms record Q2 2026 net revenues of $20.34 billion and diluted EPS of $20.98. The Zacks/TradingView report confirms FICC trading revenue of $4.59 billion, up 32%, and shares rising about 3% in early trading (consistent with the claim's '>2% premarket'). All specific numeric claims match the primary source.
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Summary

Goldman Sachs reported record second-quarter results, with revenue of $20.34 billion, above analyst estimates of $16.22 billion, and earnings per share rising 92% year over year to $20.98. Fixed income, currency and commodities trading revenue increased 32% from a year earlier to $4.59 billion, supported by strong client activity and strategic dealmaking. Investors responded positively, sending the bank's shares more than 2% higher in premarket trading and later to record highs.

Terms & Concepts
  • FICC: Fixed income, currency and commodities trading businesses
  • premarket trading: Share trading before regular market hours