Banco Macro stock falls 2.43 percent after Q2 results

Banco Macro stock fell 2.43 percent to USD 72.79 in trading on September 23, 2026, while the Argentine bank's second-quarter net income reached ARS 206.8 billion. The result increased 39 percent from the prior quarter and 4 percent from a year earlier, giving investors a clear contrast between operating earnings and the day's market performance.

Second-quarter profit gains 39 percent

The Globe and Mail reported that Banco Macro's second-quarter 2026 net income was ARS 206.8 billion, up 39 percent quarter over quarter and 4 percent year over year. Operating income after expenses increased 1 percent year over year, showing that the profit improvement was broader than a single bottom-line adjustment.

The bank's total financing rose 3 percent quarter over quarter to ARS 11.69 trillion, although the balance was 5 percent lower than a year earlier. Total deposits reached ARS 14.74 trillion, down 1 percent from the prior quarter but 4 percent above the year-earlier level.

Funding trends shape the next move

The combination of higher annual deposits and lower year-over-year financing points to a more selective credit cycle. For Banco Macro, the 3 percent sequential financing increase matters because it sets the pace for loan growth, while the 5 percent annual decline shows that volume recovery remains uneven.

Banco Macro investor relations identifies the second quarter of 2026 as the latest reporting period and dates the results announcement August 19, 2026. The page lists BMA on both the NYSE and BYMA, linking the quarterly figures to the same issuer behind the U.S. traded stock.

Stock trades at USD 72.79

Banco Macro stock was trading at USD 72.79 on the NYSE on September 23, 2026, down USD 1.81 or 2.43 percent from the prior close. Its market capitalization stood at USD 4,654,122,212 on the same date, putting the daily decline against a company value supported by the latest quarterly profit growth.