Review Draft-BUZZ-Preview: JPMorgan's Revenue and Net Profit Expected to Grow in Q3

Republished BUZZ report from Monday, content unchanged

October 13 - ** JPMorgan JPM.N shares rose 0.4% on Monday. The company will release its quarterly results before the market opens on Tuesday, and the market expects strong growth in both profit and revenue.

** According to the latest data from London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG), Wall Street expects America's largest bank to post adjusted earnings per share for the third quarter of $5.90, up from $5.07 in the same period last year; revenue is expected to be $51.22 billion, up about 9% from $47.12 billion in the same period in 2025.

** Net interest income is expected to rise 12% to $26.84 billion.

** In the past eight quarters, JPMorgan's earnings per share and revenue have both beaten market expectations every time.

** This quarter, investors will closely watch U.S. bank earnings to look for signs of whether the recent surge in Treasury yields (link) will suppress merger and acquisition activity and loan growth, while also pushing up funding costs across the industry.

** According to LSEG data, the latest traded price of the stock is $334.41, with a median target price of $370; out of 27 analyst ratings, 2 are "strong buy", 13 are "buy", and 12 are "hold".

** So far this year, the stock has risen about 4%, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average .DJI is up about 8%, the S&P 500 Banks Index .SPXBK is up 1.8%, and the S&P 500 Financial Services Index is up 0.6% .SPSY.

** According to Trade Alert data, JPMorgan's option implied prices indicate a possible 3.3% price swing (up or down) by this Friday; this is higher than the average 2.6% swing on earnings day for the past eight quarters.

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