Wells Fargo & Co. Stock News

With the asset cap removed, Wells Fargo & Company has regained balance sheet flexibility, allowing it to compete normally in deposits, lending, and capital markets. WFC management is pursuing growth with discipline, targeting higher-quality revenues, improving ROTCE, and maintaining tight control over capital and costs. The expansion into options clearing signals strategic maturity, strengtheni...

While artificial intelligence (AI) has dominated headlines for much of the year, and sent many tech stocks soaring, some of the strongest performance across equities has come from far less glamorous corners. Bank stocks are in the middle of a standout run, with the Financial Select Sector SPDR ETF NYSEARCA: XLF having just hit an all-time high.

President Donald Trump's move to relax federal marijuana regulations has been welcomed by the US cannabis industry, but it has not changed the sector's most persistent challenge. Access to mainstream banking remains limited, even as regulatory pressure eases, reports Reuters.

A push to hire top talent is landing the bank work on big deals—including Netflix's Warner Bros. bid.

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Wells Fargo (NYSE: WFC) has become one of the more robust large-cap bank performers in 2025, with the stock rising roughly 32% this year. This has marked a crucial time for the banking powerhouse.

For those neutral to slightly bullish on Wells Fargo stock, a cash-secured put could be a way to buy shares for a discount.

Banks can now settle transactions with Visa using Circle Internet Group's USDC.