NEW YORK – Shares of JPMorgan Chase & Co (NYSE: JPM) experienced a downturn during Thursday’s trading, ending the session lower as the financial services giant navigated market activity.
The bank’s stock concluded the regular trading day on April 25th at 243.55 USD. This figure represents a decrease of -1.09 USD, or -0.45%, compared to the previous day’s closing price of 244.64 USD. Selling pressure persisted modestly after the market close, with after hours trading showing the stock priced at 243.01 USD, reflecting a further dip of 0.54 USD (-0.22%) as of 7:15 pm GMT-4.
JPMorgan stock began Thursday’s trading at 244.65 USD, nearly matching the previous close. It briefly touched an intraday high of 245.62 USD early in the session before declining. The shares reached their intraday low point at 241.75 USD around midday, followed by choppy trading in the afternoon before finishing near the lower end of the day’s range.
Key financial indicators for JPMorgan Chase include a significant market capitalization reported as 67.78KCr, translating to approximately $677.8 billion USD. The company features a Price to Earnings (P/E) ratio of 11.95. Investors currently receive a dividend yield of 2.30%.
Thursday’s closing price places the stock within its established 52 week trading band. JPMorgan shares have fluctuated between a 52 week low of 188.46 USD and a 52 week high of 280.25 USD over the past year.
