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JPMorgan missed, and still out-earned last September

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Chart: JPMorgan missed, and still out-earned last September. Diluted earnings a share in each September quarter since 2008, in US$. This quarter's US$5.57 fell short of the US$5.85 analysts expected.
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What the chart shows

September was the month deal-making slowed at America's biggest bank, finance chief Jeremy Barnum said on Tuesday, and JPMorgan's quarterly earnings of US$5.57 a share came in below the US$5.85 analysts expected.

Set against every September quarter since 2008, the miss reads differently: the bank earned US$5.07 a share in the same quarter of 2025 and US$4.37 in 2024. Barnum called the missing deals delayed rather than cancelled.

Citigroup beat its forecast with US$2.85 a share and still fell 5.6%, after warning that its markets revenue would shrink in the December quarter.

The story behind it

America's big banks beat their forecasts, and Citigroup still fell 5.6% From The September Slowdown · Wednesday 14 October Read the edition →

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The numbers

Diluted earnings a share in each September quarter since 2008, in US$. This quarter's US$5.57 fell short of the US$5.85 analysts expected.

JPMorgan diluted earnings a share, September quarterDot
Q3 2008+0.09
Q3 2009+0.82
Q3 2010+1.01
Q3 2011+1.02
Q3 2012+1.40
Q3 2013−0.17
Q3 2014+1.35
Q3 2015+1.68
Q3 2016+1.58
Q3 2017+1.76
Q3 2018+2.34
Q3 2019+2.68
Q3 2020+2.92
Q3 2021+3.74
Q3 2022+3.12
Q3 2023+4.33
Q3 2024+4.37
Q3 2025+5.07
Q3 2026+5.57

19 rows: scroll the table for the rest.

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