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JP Morgan beats estimates on trading boost, braces for rising defaults

JP Morgan's trading revenue surged 77% in a quarter that saw record-breaking volumes in financial markets.

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The bank's shares rose 2.2% as both profit and revenue beat Refinitiv's consensus estimates, but the reserve build of $8.9 billion painted a grim picture for future quarters.

Anirban Sen, Elizabeth Dilts Marshall & David Henry | Reuters
JP Morgan Chase & Co beat Wall Street estimates for profit in the second quarter due to a surge in trading revenue, while it set aside a record $10.5 billion to brace for rising defaults as the United States slides into one of the worst recessions in decades.

The biggest US lender's loan loss provision reflects the damage wreaked by the coronavirus pandemic, but its performance in markets bodes well for trading powerhouses Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, both of which report later this week.
 
JP Morgan's trading revenue surged 77% in a quarter that saw record-breaking volumes in financial markets. Bond

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