Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria S.A.
BBVA · NYSE
- $29.55
- $166.13B
- Open
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- $28.74 - $29.23
- $17.90 - $29.64
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- 1.14M
About Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria S.A.
BBVA is a diversified banking group that earns money primarily by gathering deposits, extending loans, providing payment and other financial services, and investing or financing through debt markets. Its customers include households, businesses, and institutional borrowers. The group also has exposure to international banking operations, including Garanti BBVA, while its shares trade as a large listed Spanish bank. The supplied evidence highlights senior dollar-note issuance, a share-buyback program, and sensitivity to ECB rates, but does not provide current revenue, assets, customer counts, geographic segment contributions, or a reliable breakdown of earnings by business.
Notable Price Movement
- Aug 31 - Sep 4$29.511.76%
BBVA rose 0.45% over the week, from $29.03 to $29.16, but the path was volatile rather than steadily positive. The stock fell to $28.69 on August 27 before recovering to $29.00, then slipped from $28.96 on August 31 to $28.64 on September 1. It reversed that decline with a 1.8% gain on September 2, closing at the week’s high. The main company-specific supports were reports that BBVA had reached roughly the midpoint of the first tranche of its 2026 share buyback and that senior dollar notes were adding to its growth narrative. Broader support came from discussion of potentially higher ECB rates benefiting Spanish banks. No dated earnings release or guidance explained the final-day rebound.
- Aug 3-7$28.351.43%
BBVA rose $1.60, or 6.03%, from $26.52 to $28.12 over the stated week. The main catalyst was the company’s reported record second-quarter earnings and first-half net attributable profit of €6.05 billion, up 11.1% year over year, alongside the announcement of a €2 billion extraordinary share buyback. The stock fell to $25.66 on July 29 before reversing sharply on July 30, when volume increased to 3.16 million shares, and continued higher through August 3 at $28.36. It gave back $0.24 on August 4, but there was no evidence of a material reversal or additional company-specific negative news.
