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SoFi’s stock climbs as lending surge drives an earnings beat and rosy outlook

SoFi’s stock climbs as lending surge drives an earnings beat and rosy outlook

marketwatch.com 27.10.2026 12:06 66 views
SoFi’s early 2027 forecast is impressing Wall Street.

SoFi’s stock climbs as lending surge drives an earnings beat and rosy outlook U.S. stock-market futures rise to session highs as oil falls: markets live SoFi’s stock climbs as lending surge drives an earnings beat and rosy outlook SoFi delivered a 2027 forecast that was higher than what analysts had been modeling. SoFi Technologies delivered better-than-expected earnings on Tuesday after sporting robust growth in its lending business. The company also positively surprised Wall Street with an early look at what’s expected for next year.

The online bank delivered a third quarter that its CEO called “remarkable given how 2026 has unfolded,” beating what analysts had expected for revenue, earnings per share and net income, among other metrics. SoFi also added a “record” 1.2 million members and 2.2 million new products, up 35% and 44%, respectively, compared to a year earlier. Copyright ©2026 MarketWatch, Inc.

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