JPMorgan Chase Reports Higher Than Expected Profits and Revenue in Q3 Despite Economic Headwinds
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JPMorgan Chase reported a 35% increase in profits to $13.2 billion for the third quarter, beating expectations.
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Revenue was up 21% to $40.7 billion, also exceeding forecasts.
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CEO Jamie Dimon said the economy faces risks like high inflation, rising rates, the Ukraine war, and more.
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JPMorgan showed its strength by acquiring most of failed First Republic Bank earlier this year.
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A key measure of bank profitability, net interest income, rose 30% to $22.9 billion, beating expectations.