The Latest Breaking News from JPMorgan

Against the backdrop of a weaker U.S. dollar and uncertainty over the timing of Fed rate cuts, gold prices have climbed to new record highs. With JPMorgan calling for higher highs in the precious metal by 2025 here’s a look at three gold stocks that Wall Street analysts expect to…

Investment bank JPMorgan on Friday called out several alternative AI stocks beyond Dell, Super Micro and others.

JPMorgan partners with France's CB network to strengthen market presence and enhance payment processing capabilities.

JPMorgan revises rate hike forecast in Turkey due to inflation surge, raising concerns about economic stability.

The renowned brokerage firm weighed in on its top stock picks from the European market, which could offer investors better value than the outsized GRANOLAS group of equities at current levels.

The Federal Reserve is expected to start cutting interest rates this year, but concerns over higher deposit costs, slower loan growth, higher funding costs, declining asset quality, and the potential of default on CRE loans continue to cloud the U.S. banking sector’s outlook. Therefore, let’s analyze whether one should buy,…

Despite facing major setbacks last year, the banking industry is poised for resurgence, buoyed by the higher interest rate environment, heightened consumer spending, and technological prowess. Amid this, let's analyze the fundamentals of two leading players in the banking sector: JPMorgan (JPM) and Bank of America (BAC). Read more….

A pair of large investment companies with nearly $7 trillion in assets, said Thursday they exited a climate change investor initiative that aims to pressure companies to quickly cut carbon emissions.

Coinbase stock leapt in late trade Thursday after easily clearing Wall Street's earnings, revenue forecasts. Shares are working toward a buy point.

Major U.S. retail banks experienced a significant decline in overdraft revenue last year, signaling a shift towards more consumer-friendly practices.

Many institutional traders have shown no interest in trading cryptocurrencies, as per JPMorgan's annual e-Trading survey, with more traders uninterested this year compared to the 2023 numbers.