Charles Schwab’s stock rises as company says clients are moving cash into higher-yielding alternatives more slowly

Charles Schwab Corp.’s stock rose on Monday after the financial-services company said its bank sweep deposits increased month over month for the first time in about 19 months.

While Charles Schwab SCHW, +5.03% fell shy of revenue estimates and beat its earnings mark, Wall Street focused on its comments on sweep deposits, in which excess funds are channeled into an higher-earning account.Overall, Schwab said cash-realignment activity slowed further, with bank sweep deposits moving up after having dropped since March 2022.

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Charles Schwab stock drops after revenue falls a bit shy of expectations, amid trading weaknessTomi Kilgore is MarketWatch's deputy investing and corporate news editor and is based in New York. You can follow him on Twitter TomiKilgore.
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