Research memoJPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM) · NYSEMemo of October 14, 2026

JPMorgan Chase earnings: date and guidance

JPMorgan Chase's next results are expected on January 14, 2027. Watch whether rising expenses support higher business volumes or consume earning power.

January 14, 2027
Next results
50,172
Revenue, quarter to Sep 2026 (US$ millions)
5.57
EPS, diluted, quarter to Sep 2026
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What has JPMorgan Chase guided for 2026?

For 2026, JPMorgan expects net interest income excluding Markets of $97,200 million and total net interest income of $106,200 million. The fourth-quarter outlook is $25,500 million excluding Markets and $28,000 million in total. Adjusted expenses are expected to reach $108,600 million for the year, including $27,500 million in the fourth quarter. The card net charge-off forecast is 3.2%, meaning the annualized share of card loans expected to be written off after recoveries.

The preliminary 2027 central case is $107,000 million of net interest income excluding Markets. Annualizing the fourth-quarter pace gives $102,000 million, so the case assumes further growth. About a quarter of the expected benefit comes from rate increases already reflected in the forward curve; the rest depends mainly on deposits, card loans and mix. The budget is unfinished, so expenses could absorb some of that gain.

Revenue by quarter (US$ millions)42,768Dec 202445,310Mar 202544,912Jun 202546,427Sep 202545,798Dec 202549,836Mar 202657,347Jun 202650,172Sep 2026Revenue
Targets and guidance in forceUS$ millions, except ratios and scores
Period coveredLowHighDate given
Net interest income excluding MarketsFY202697,20097,200Oct 13, 2026
Net interest income excluding Markets — 4Q outlook4Q202625,50025,500Oct 13, 2026
Net interest incomeFY2026106,200106,200Oct 13, 2026
Net interest income — 4Q outlook4Q202628,00028,000Oct 13, 2026
Adjusted expenseFY2026108,600108,600Oct 13, 2026
Card Services NCO rateFY20263.2%3.2%Oct 13, 2026

Has JPMorgan Chase kept its past promises?

JPMorgan has completed at least one such commitment. Its compensation committee certified that Dimon’s January 2023 award earned the maximum amount for the three-year period ending in December 2025. The delivered shares then remained subject to a two-year holding period.

What are JPMorgan Chase's revenue and profit trends?

Revenue reached $50,172 million in September 2026. Net income was $15,305 million and diluted EPS was $5.57. Net interest income rose 12.8%, while NIM stayed at 2.5%, so the bank earned more interest dollars without widening its aggregate spread.

The last eight quartersUS$ millions
Sep 2026Jun 2026Mar 2026Dec 2025Sep 2025Jun 2025Mar 2025Dec 2024
Revenue50,17257,34749,83645,79846,42744,91245,31042,768
Net income15,30521,15516,49413,02514,39314,98714,64314,005
EPS, diluted5.577.705.944.635.075.245.074.81

What this means. December 2024 revenue includes a one-time gain from Visa, so that quarter looks stronger than the bank's normal business really was.

What should investors watch in JPMorgan Chase's next release?

The scheduled January 14, 2027 earnings call should provide firmer expense guidance. Investors will need to separate spending that supports higher business volumes from investment that carries forward and costs driven by inflation. That distinction will show whether rising expenses accompany more earning power or consume it.

From the full memo · 1. The business

JPMorgan Chase sells financial access: it takes deposits, makes loans, moves payments, manages investments, and helps institutions raise and trade money. A dollar can enter as a customer’s deposit or payment, become funding or a service fee, and leave through loans, wages, technology, losses, and taxes.

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