JPMorgan Chase reported earnings below expectations due to weaker fixed income trading and higher expenses, causing its shares to initially drop over 3%. CEO Jamie Dimon noted a moderation in trading and investment banking activity. In contrast, Goldman Sachs posted a significant revenue beat, driven by a 72% increase in equities trading and record advisory revenue, lifting its shares by over 3.5%. Meanwhile, Wells Fargo beat earnings but missed revenue estimates, with CEO Charlie Scharf highlighting consumer resilience despite economic challenges. These results mark a mixed start to the earnings season for major U.S. banks, impacting investor sentiment amid ongoing economic uncertainties.
JPMorgan Chase holds a market cap of $888.63 billion and shows a slight 0.66% decline in price to USD 332.10 as of Oct 13, 2026 19:43 WIB on Pluang. Goldman Sachs, with a market cap of $260.29 billion, is up 3.47% to USD 925.00, reflecting strong investor interest following its earnings beat. Meanwhile, Wells Fargo's shares are down 2.91% at USD 80.88, with a market cap of $251.96 billion, and Delta Air Lines trades at USD 80.74, up 0.79%, supported by a market cap of $52.71 billion. These figures illustrate varied market reactions to the latest earnings and operational updates among major U.S. companies on Pluang.
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