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Santander offers to buy remaining 10% of Brazilian unit for $2.2 billion

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By André Romani Verified, Abu Sultan, Jesús Aguado Verified
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By Andre Romani, Abu Sultan and Jesús Aguado SAO PAULO/BENGALURU/MADRID, July 30 (Reuters) - Spain's Santander has offered to acquire the remaining around 10% stake it does not already own in its Brazilian unit through a share swap for around EUR1.9 billion ($2.19 billion), it said on Thursday.
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BBVA lifts group's profitability outlook for 2026 on Mexico and South America

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By Jesús Aguado Verified
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By Jesús Aguado MADRID, July 30 (Reuters) - Spain's BBVA revised up the group's profitability outlook for 2026 on Thursday on higher loan growth in Mexico and South America after second quarter net profits beat analysts' forecasts and offset higher provisions. The second-biggest lender in the euro zone by market value reported an 11.4% year-on-year rise in net profit to €3.06 billion in the quarter, compared with €2.96 billion expected by analysts.
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Caixabank keeps 2026-27 guidance unchanged, shares fall

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By Jesús Aguado Verified
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By Jesús Aguado MADRID, July 29 (Reuters) - Spain's Caixabank reaffirmed on Wednesday it expected higher lending income and profits in 2026 and 2027, thanks to loan growth driven by Spain's solid economic performance. But its share fell after it left its 2026 margin outlook unchanged. Spanish banks benefited from variable-rate lending when interest rates rose, but recent lower rates squeezed margins. Geopolitical tensions have since pushed market rates higher.
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