Meta CDR Net Interest Income History

META Stock   32.41  0.43  1.34%   
Despite the latest decline, the longer-term trend remains upward with periodic volatility. Net Interest Income is the difference between the revenue generated from a bank's interest-bearing assets and the expenses associated with paying its interest-bearing liabilities. Complete Financial Overview
 
Net Interest Income  
 First Reported
2010-12-31
 Previous Quarter
2.3 B
 Current Value
1.5 B
 Quarterly Volatility
796.8 M
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Changes in Net Interest Income often reflect shifts in Meta CDR's operating environment or capital decisions.

Latest Meta CDR's Net Interest Income Growth Pattern

The Net Interest Income data for Meta CDR's over the full 4-year history is plotted below. The expanding direction is visible across the full charted timeframe. The interplay between trend direction and volatility shapes the risk profile of this metric. The distance between recent values and long-run averages may signal mean-reversion potential. Year-over-year changes in Meta CDR's Net Interest Income tend to be more stable signals than quarter-over-quarter movements.
Net Interest Income10 Years Trend
Slightly volatile
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Net Interest Income Trend Statistics

Arithmetic Mean 364,641,176
Coefficient Of Variation 218.52
Mean Deviation 624,980,623
Median-44,000,000
Standard Deviation 796,825,680
Sample Variance634931.2T
Range2.3B
R-Value 0.71
Mean Square Error332526.7T
R-Squared 0.51
Significance 0.0013
Slope 112,578,922
Total Sum of Squares10158898.6T

Meta CDR Net Interest Income History

20261.5 B
20252.3 B
2024B
2023B

Related Accounts

Last ReportedEnd Of Year Estimate
Net Interest Income2.3 B1.5 B
Interest Income1.7 B1.1 B
Interest Expense1.2 B690.5 M

Methodology, Assumptions & Data Sources

Meta CDR's Net Interest Income history is laid out in the chart below. The slope of the line shows how fast things are changing.

This section for Meta CDR is built from periodic company reporting and market reference feeds, with harmonization applied to align reporting definitions. Values may update on different source schedules. This section presents reference data and historical patterns only and does not constitute an investment recommendation or advice.

This content is curated and reviewed by:

Ellen Johnson - Member of Macroaxis Editorial Board
Last reviewed on March 12th, 2026