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JP Morgan's negative AOCI widens in Q2

Created at 22 Jul · 3:36 AM1 source↑ Market-relevant
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JP Morgan's accumulated other comprehensive income (AOCI) fell further into negative territory in the second quarter, with unrealised losses reaching $7.7 billion as of June 30, a 15% increase from the previous quarter.

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Key Numbers

$7.7 billionJP Morgan's unrealised losses as of June 30
15%Increase in unrealised losses from prior quarter

Who's Involved

JP Morgan
reported widened negative AOCI in Q2

↳ Why This Matters

The widening negative AOCI for JP Morgan indicates increased unrealised losses, potentially impacting the bank's capital ratios and financial flexibility.

Key facts

  • JP Morgan's accumulated other comprehensive income (AOCI) widened its negative balance in the second quarter.
  • The bank reported $7.7 billion in unrealised losses as of June 30.
  • This figure is a 15% increase from the first quarter and the highest in a year.

JP Morgan's accumulated other comprehensive income (AOCI) slid further into negative territory in the second quarter. The bank recorded $7.7 billion in unrealised losses as of June 30, up 15% from three months earlier and the highest level in a year. The widening negative AOCI is attributed to roiled interest rate expectations, influenced by geopolitical events such as the Iran war.

Frequently asked questions

AOCI represents unrealised gains and losses on certain investments and financial instruments that have not yet been realized through sale. It is a component of a company's total equity.

The widening negative AOCI is attributed to roiled interest rate expectations, influenced by geopolitical events such as the Iran war.

The increase in unrealised losses suggests a deterioration in the value of certain assets held by the bank, which can impact its overall financial health and regulatory capital.

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How It Developed

JP Morgan's accumulated other comprehensive income (AOCI) slid further into negative territory in the second quarter.
The bank recorded $7.7 billion in unrealised losses as of June 30.
This represents a 15% increase from three months earlier and the highest level in a year.

Sources

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JP Morgan’s negative AOCI widens in Q2Risk.net

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