JPMorgan Posts Rare Profit Miss as Dealmaking, Bond Trading Lose Momentum
Jamie Dimon said risks remain under the surface as the bank posted third-quarter results that missed analyst forecasts.
- On Tuesday, JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon reported third-quarter earnings and revenue that missed analyst forecasts, though shares recovered to trade 1% higher in premarket activity.
- Wells Fargo also fell short of third-quarter revenue expectations, kicking off a bank earnings season where profits are expected to rise close to 30% year over year.
- South Korea's Kospi tumbled 5.5% to its weakest close since July 31, pressuring memory stocks and pulling the Nasdaq Composite lower despite the Dow Jones Industrial Average climbing more than 195 points.
- European markets advanced Tuesday, with the European Stoxx up 0.7% and London's FTSE adding 0.8%, while investors awaited earnings reports from Goldman Sachs and Citigroup.
- Chief market strategist at Ameriprise Anthony Saglimbene noted that banks and energy companies will shape investor interpretation of earnings season, with September inflation data and Federal Reserve official remarks pending.
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Jamie Dimon Warns Of Forces That "Continue To Shift Under The Surface," As Half Of Russell 3000 Stocks Sit In A Bear Market With The S&P 500 Near Records
Jamie Dimon says dangerous forces are shifting beneath a seemingly calm surface, and the stock market tells a strikingly similar story. The index near record highs conceals a hidden collapse spreading quietly across hundreds of stocks.
JPMorgan Chase, the largest bank in the United States for assets, reported an increase in its profits in the third quarter over the same period of 2025, but recorded an unusual lag compared to analysts’ estimates due to an increase in expenses. Bank’s net profits increased by 6% over the previous year to $15.3 billion, below the 15,850 forecast by FactSet analysts. In its statement of results to the market, it noted losses of $658 million in sec…
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