Fifth Third Bancorp (FITB) is a Financial Services stock tracked by StreetAlpha. It last closed at $58.01 on Jul 17, up 5.99% on the day. FITB reports earnings on Mon, Oct 19, 2026, before the open. The average 12-month price target from 8 analysts is $62.00 (+6.9% from the last close), with a high of $65.00 and a low of $58.00. Analyst consensus is Strong Buy, based on the latest ratings from 8 firms (6 buy, 2 hold, 0 sell). In the past 30 days there were 7 dark pool prints totaling $8.9M, the largest $2.4M.
Each firm's latest rating on FITB in the past 90 days
Average 12-month target
$62.00
▲ 6.9% upside
Based on 8 analysts who set a price target on FITB in the past 90 days. The average target is $62.00, with a high of $65.00 and a low of $58.00, compared with the last close of $58.01.
Low $58.00Avg $62.00High $65.00
Blue marker: last close $58.01
Highest target$65.00
Average target$62.00
Lowest target$58.00
Latest rating changes
JP MorganTarget lowered
Oct 2Buy$62 → $58
Truist SecuritiesMaintained
Sep 23Buy$63
CitigroupUpgrade
Sep 22Buy$59 → $62
JP MorganTarget raised
Jul 29Buy$61 → $62
CitigroupMaintained
Jul 24Hold$59
Date
Firm
Action
Rating
Price target
Oct 2
JP Morgan
Target lowered
Buy
$62 → $58
Sep 23
Truist Securities
Maintained
Buy
$63
Sep 22
Citigroup
Upgrade
Buy
$59 → $62
Jul 29
JP Morgan
Target raised
Buy
$61 → $62
Jul 24
Citigroup
Maintained
Hold
$59
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Whale Options Flow
90D
Total alerts
0
Bullish
0
0%
Bearish
0
0%
Date span
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Dark Pool
30D
Prints
7
Notional
$8.9M
Largest print
$2.4M
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