JPMorgan Chase reported a 6% increase in third-quarter net income to $15.3 billion, but earnings per share and revenue fell short of analyst expectations. The bank earned $5.57 per share on $50.2 billion revenue, below forecasts of $5.93 per share and $51.23 billion revenue. Gains in net interest income, equity trading, and investment banking fees supported revenue growth, but a $658 million loss on investment securities and a 12% rise in expenses weighed on results. CEO Jamie Dimon noted moderate market activity and highlighted economic risks like inflation and fiscal deficits, while business investment and consumer spending remained supportive.
JPMorgan Chase shares trade at USD 337.58 on Pluang as of Oct 13, 2026 20:42 WIB, up 0.98% in the last day. The stock's market cap stands at $888.63 billion with a dividend yield of 1.97%. Pluang users show a buying interest of 62%, reflecting steady confidence despite the recent earnings miss.
JPMorgan Chase reported Q3 earnings per share of $5.75, below the $5.93 analyst estimate, and revenue of $50.2 billion, missing the $51.2 billion forecast. Despite these misses, the bank's profit grew, driven by strong investment banking and trading ...
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