Bank of America reported weak earnings this quarter, disappointing analysts who expected stronger results.
The bank also faced a regulatory fine, adding to its financial strain.
Analysts pressed executives during an earnings call about whether more problems lie ahead.
Executives did not rule out further setbacks, leaving investors uncertain about the bank’s near-term outlook.
Several analysts noted that the issues appear structural rather than temporary.
Bank of America’s stock dipped following the report as Wall Street weighed the risks.
The bank has faced similar pressures before, but this quarter’s combination of weak earnings and a fine has renewed concerns.
Executives pointed to ongoing efforts to cut costs and improve efficiency.
Still, analysts remain skeptical about how quickly those measures will pay off.
Investors are watching for signals that the bank can stabilize its performance in coming quarters.
