RBC (RY): FY26 Q1 earnings call, Feb 26, 2026
On its Feb 26, 2026 earnings call (FY26 Q1), RBC said 9 of the 10 words Kalshi listed; Parrot’s count agreed with 9 of 10 settlements. Quotes below are at most 25 words each.
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10 words · 9 settled yes · our count agreed on 9 of 10- Kalshi: company speakers + operator
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backtest The probabilities on settled rows are a walk-forward backtest: the model as of before each event, computed after Parrot went live; they were not published at the time.
| Word | Result | Our count | All speakers | Agrees | Probability | Market |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tariff | Yes | 9 | 9 | ✓ | 93%n=1+tx from settlement history blended with transcripts | – |
| Buyback | Yes | 9 | 10 | ✓ | 86%n=1+tx from settlement history blended with transcripts | – |
| Competition | Yes | 6 | 6 | ✓ | 76%n=1+tx from settlement history blended with transcripts | – |
| Synergy | Yes | 5 | 5 | ✓ | 91%n=1+tx from settlement history blended with transcripts | – |
| Volatility | Yes | 5 | 7 | ✓ | 87%n=1+tx from settlement history blended with transcripts | – |
| Affordability | Yes | 1 | 1 | ✓ | 61%n=1+tx from settlement history blended with transcripts | – |
| Recession | Yes | 1 | 1 | ✓ | 42%n=1+tx from settlement history blended with transcripts | – |
| Retention | Yes | 1 | 1 | ✓ | 28%n=1+tx from settlement history blended with transcripts | – |
| Stimulus | Yes | 0 | 0 | ✗ | 63%n=1+tx from settlement history blended with transcripts | – |
| Inflation | No | 0 | 0 | ✓ | 80%transcripts from the transcript model | – |
Market prices are mid quotes from Kalshi and Polymarket, shown for context, may be delayed by several minutes and are not a signal. Quotes as of Oct 20, 2026 15:46 UTC.
Transcript
quotes of at most 25 wordsSpeaker-labelled transcript · Source and credits · Used to count words; quotes of at most 25 words.
9 matches for “Tariff”; 5 quoted, at least 25 words apart.
…levels and household balance sheets are improving. That said, the impact from tariffs on the economy varies depending on the clients or sectors. We are…
…with strength in health care and agriculture. Growth was moderated by a tariff-related slowdown in supply chain sectors and demand-driven headwinds in commercial real estate,…
…Loan growth continued to moderate to 4% year-over-year or 1% sequentially with tariff-related uncertainties impacting demand in key sectors and geographies. Turning to Wealth Management…
…our allowances. While our base outlook assumes that current CUSMA exemptions and tariffs are maintained going forward, to reflect the uncertainty of outcomes, we have…
…9 framework. This scenario captures the risk of Canada facing significantly higher tariffs across all exports but also reflects the potential for a severe North…
Where the listed words were said
…Credit outcomes will continue to depend on the extent and duration of tariffs, the performance of labor markets, interest rates and real estate prices, factors…
…to 50% medium-term objective. When it comes to the level of share buybacks during times of uncertainty and volatility, we are aware of our book…
…elevated spend in the U.S. and lower mortgage spreads due to increased competition. Furthermore, we look to offset any dilution from growing businesses with a…
…own share price. Our expense growth also reflected the realization of cost synergies from the acquisition of HSBC Bank Canada and higher severance last year.…
…consumer side. I'd say. The wholesale side is where we see more volatility, right? And I think we kind of called that out in Q4,…
…housing demand remained soft in key regions. This was due to the affordability challenges, economic uncertainty and a pullback in immigration levels. Looking forward, given…
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