First Hawaiian Bank is set to release its second-quarter earnings this Friday, with analysts expecting revenue to rise 4.6% year-over-year — a slight slowdown from last year’s 7.4% surge. While they narrowly missed EPS targets last quarter, they hit net interest income estimates. Competitors like OFG Bancorp and BOK Financial both beat expectations, with OFG’s stock surging and BOK’s holding steady. The regional banking sector is gaining momentum, up 2.7% in the past month, but First Hawaiian’s shares remain flat, trading below its $30.11 average analyst price target. Investors will be watching closely to see if the bank can match the sector’s momentum and deliver a strong report amid ongoing economic uncertainty.
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