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  "textContent": "\n\nBMO Financial Group (TSX: BMO) opened fiscal 2026 with Q1 revenue of $9.82 billion, up from $9.27 billion a year earlier, driven by net interest income of $5.64 billion versus $5.40 billion, plus non-interest revenue of $4.18 billion versus $3.87 billion. Reported net income came in at $2.49 billion versus $2.14 billion in Q1 2025, […]\n\nThe post BMO Grows Q1 2026 Earnings As Credit Costs Ease, Expenses Rise appeared first on the deep dive.",
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