Core Viewpoint - PNC Financial Services Group, Inc. reported strong first-quarter 2025 adjusted earnings per share of 3.51,exceedingexpectationsandshowinggrowthfromthepreviousyear[1]FinancialPerformance−Totalquarterlyrevenuesreached5.48 billion, marking a 6.4% year-over-year increase and surpassing estimates by 0.02% [2] - Net interest income (NII) was 3.47billion,up6.51.97 billion, driven by increases in various fee income components, except for mortgage income [3] - Non-interest expenses totaled 3.39billion,a1.6318.9 billion, reflecting a 0.8% sequential increase [4] - Total deposits decreased slightly to 422.9billion,fallingshortofestimates[4]CreditQuality−Non−performingloansdecreasedby3.72.3 billion, while net loan charge-offs declined 15.6% to 205million[5]−Theprovisionforcreditlossesincreasedby41.3219 million [5] - The allowance for credit losses decreased by 2.7% to 5.2billion[6]CapitalPositionandProfitability−TheBaselIIIcommonequitytier1capitalratioimprovedto10.60.8 billion to shareholders, including 0.6billionindividendsand0.2 billion in share repurchases [8] Outlook - PNC's growth in fee income and NII, along with an increasing loan balance, is expected to support top-line growth, although declining deposits and rising provisions present near-term challenges [9]