NYSE:JPM 10 February 2026 - 2 March 2026

JPMorgan Chase & Co. shares slid on Friday, closing out the session at $300.30 after a rough day for financials. Fresh credit jitters and renewed focus on the U.S. rate trajectory rattled traders ahead of next week. In after-hours moves, the stock was quoted at $299.93.

Shares of JPMorgan Chase & Co slipped on Friday, dropping 4.2% in after-hours to $300.30. Earlier, the stock had dipped as low as $295.16, closing sharply lower than Thursday’s finish at $313.39.

JPMorgan Chase & Co. was trading lower on Friday, losing 2.8% to $297.67 by 3:25 p.m. EST. Shares touched an intraday low of $294.47, as U.S. financial stocks broadly tumbled.

JPMorgan Chase & Co dropped 4.4% to $297.08 in Monday afternoon action, losing $13.71 after shares moved in a range from $310.96 down to $295.16.

JPMorgan Chase & Co shares are set for Tuesday’s open after a Manhattan judge cleared the way for customers to press on with breach-of-contract claims tied to the bank’s cash sweep programs, which shift idle brokerage and retirement balances into interest-bearing accounts. Plaintiffs argue those sweeps paid just 0.01% to 0.03% in interest, even as short-term rates shot past 5%. JPMorgan pushed back, calling the lawsuit an attempt by customers to “seeking a windfall.” Other banks including Wells Fargo and U.S. Bancorp have faced similar sweep-related lawsuits.

JPMorgan Chase & Co’s stock wrapped up the week flat ahead of the U.S. holiday break, as a Manhattan federal judge permitted part of a suit over cash-sweep rates to proceed.

JPMorgan Chase & Co dropped 1.2% to $318.28 during Tuesday’s session. After hours, shares barely budged. The day’s range stretched from $315.19 up to $326.07, with volume landing near 9.9 million shares.