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Business · 14 April 2026

JPMorgan just posted record trading revenue. War volatility is printing money for Wall Street

JPMorgan just posted record trading revenue. War volatility is printing money for Wall Street

JPMorgan reported $16.5 billion in net income and record trading revenue of $11.6 billion, beating the previous record by nearly $2 billion. Earnings per share hit $5.94, far above analyst expectations of $5.45. CEO Jamie Dimon said the economy remains resilient but warned of 'an increasingly complex set of risks' including geopolitical tensions, energy volatility and trade uncertainty.

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