KeyCorp Stock News

KeyCorp (KEY) changes its fourth-quarter 2023 non-interest income outlook. It expects fee income to fall 5-8% sequentially.

KeyCorp.'s stock KEY, -3.52% was down 3.8% on Tuesday after the bank lowered its fourth-quarter outlook for non-interest income to drop by 5% to 8% from the previous quarter. The bank's prior estimate

Bill Gross is bullish on regional banks, calls the sell-off overdone. It will take time for confidence to reenter the sector; we seek safety and large waiting fees. We present two +7% yielding regiona

In the most recent trading session, KeyCorp (KEY) closed at $12.39, indicating a -0.4% shift from the previous trading day.

Dogsofthedow.com, or DOD, recently published its list of 50 large-cap high-dividend stocks as of 11/27/23 per data from YCharts. The DOD list targeted-investors who “don't want to simply focus on a

KeyCorp has risen 21% since my July strong buy rating, so is due for downgrade to Hold, being less bullish than the current consensus. It remains a strong dividend grower with near 7% dividend yield.

KeyCorp (KEY) reachead $12.04 at the closing of the latest trading day, reflecting a +0.08% change compared to its last close.

Bill Gross, the Bond King, is back in the news this week. Last week, I detailed how Bill Gross focused on equity arbitrage opportunities while forecasting a recession.

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Bank stocks are down badly this year. Borrowing costs are sky-high, cutting into net interest income.

David Konrad, KBW managing director, joins 'Squawk on the Street' to discuss why KBW decided to upgrade Keycorp's stock, what needs to happen for Konrad's thesis to come to fruition, and more.

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America's regional banks are reportedly hoping to get healthier by getting smaller. As The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) reported Monday (Oct. 23), these lenders are scaling back following a quarter tha

Many regional banks still struggle with the fallout from a liquidity crisis early in 2023. KeyCorp is an exception.