AFP, NEW YORK: US banking giant JPMorgan Chase reported a jump in third-quarter earnings Tuesday, as a large tax gain offset weaker performance in bond trading and some other businesses.
Earnings for the quarter came in at $6.8 billion, up 22.3 per cent from the year-ago period. Revenues were down 6.4 per cent at $23.54 billion.
JPMorgan, the biggest US bank by assets, said earnings in the corporate and investment bank segment fell 12.9 per cent. This closely watched business saw lower revenues in fixed-income trading, partly offset by higher revenues for equity market trading.
Chief financial officer Marianne Lake said there was “reasonably broad-based market turbulence” in the third quarter due to worries about the slowing Chinese economy and uncertainty about when the US Federal Reserve will raise interest rates.
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