NEW YORK – Shares of JPMorgan Chase & Co (NYSE: JPM) experienced a pullback during Thursday’s trading session, closing the day lower as investors reacted to market dynamics.
The financial services giant ended the regular market hours on April 25th at 243.55 USD. This price marked a decrease of -1.09 USD, representing a -0.45% decline from the previous closing price of 244.64 USD. The downward trend extended slightly into the after hours market, with the stock quoted at 243.01 USD, down an additional 0.54 USD (-0.22%) as of 7:15 pm GMT-4.
JPMorgan’s stock opened Thursday’s trading nearly unchanged at 244.65 USD. It reached an early intraday high of 245.62 USD before succumbing to selling pressure. The shares fell to an intraday low of 241.75 USD around the middle of the session. While there were attempts to rebound in the afternoon, the stock ultimately finished near the lower end of its daily trading band.
Key financial indicators for the banking leader include a significant market capitalization listed as 67.78KCr, which translates to approximately $677.8 billion USD. JPMorgan currently has a Price to Earnings (P/E) ratio of 11.95. The company offers a dividend yield of 2.30% to its shareholders.
Regarding its performance over the last year, Thursday’s closing price places JPMorgan Chase within its established 52 week range. The stock has traded as high as 280.25 USD and as low as 188.46 USD during this period.
