US Bancorp trades near its 52 week high, shares in focus among US bank peers

By Julia Schmitt, Sector & Peer Group desk. Reviewed prior to publication on 2026-06-26, 16:34.

US Bancorp (US9029733048) sits close to the upper end of its 52 week range on the NYSE, with shares most recently around 61 dollars after closing at 61.08 dollars on June 25, 2026 according to MarketBeat. The focus today is on how the regional banking stock compares to larger US peers on valuation and performance metrics.

Recent share performance and levels

MarketBeat data shows US Bancorp shares closed at 61.08 dollars on June 25, 2026, up 0.97 dollars or 1.61 percent on the day, with after hours trading indicated at 61.86 dollars. Over the past 52 weeks the shares traded between 43.46 dollars and 61.88 dollars, putting the latest level essentially at a one year high.

TradingKey quotes a slightly different closing print at 61.22 dollars for June 25, 2026, up 1.85 percent, and places current price action between a support level at 55.59 dollars and resistance at 64.35 dollars. That technical analysis notes a momentum score of 9.45, ranking US Bancorp 101 out of 398 companies in the broader banking services industry and reporting several buy signals on moving averages.

Valuation and sector comparison

US Bancorp’s market capitalization stands around 94.7 billion dollars at the latest close, with a price to earnings ratio of 12.8 and a dividend yield of 3.41 percent according to MarketBeat. That places the stock below the valuation of a large peer like Bank of America, which trades at a trailing P/E of roughly 14.5 and a dividend yield near 1.9 percent based on recent data.

Bank of America’s market capitalization is reported at about 408.8 billion dollars, with revenue over the last twelve months of around 109.6 billion dollars and net income of roughly 30.3 billion dollars, underlining the scale difference to US Bancorp. Citi recently raised Bank of America’s price target to 66 dollars from 62 dollars and reiterated a Buy rating in advance of second quarter results, a signal of positive sentiment toward large US lenders in the current environment.

Business profile and revenue mix

US Bancorp operates as a diversified regional banking group headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota, with core activities spanning consumer banking, small business services, commercial lending, wealth management and payment services. The company’s main subsidiary, U.S. Bank National Association, offers deposit accounts, credit products and digital banking solutions to retail and commercial clients across multiple US states.

The group also generates fee income through card issuing, merchant acquiring and treasury services, targeting both domestic and international customers via products such as branded credit cards and cash management services. With deposits and loans primarily in the US Midwest and West regions, US Bancorp’s asset quality and capital ratios remain central metrics for investors tracking the stock.

Where the shares trade today

The US Bancorp shares (US9029733048) trade on the NYSE, with the last available closing price at 61.08 dollars on June 25, 2026 and extended trading indications around 61.86 dollars according to MarketBeat. At that level the group’s market capitalization stands close to 95 billion dollars and the stock sits just below its 52 week high.

Disclaimer: This article provides non binding, journalistic information on the US Bancorp shares and does not constitute investment advice or a solicitation to buy or sell securities.