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JPMorgan's Dimon Sees 2026 Costs Near $106 Billion vs. $105 Billion Guidance

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Jamie Dimon said JPMorgan's 2026 expenses could come in closer to $106 billion, above the bank's $105 billion guidance. He said the higher expense outlook would likely be driven by better performance.

Dimon also said he personally thinks JPMorgan is "over-earning" right now and that the bank could have an opportunity to put $10 billion to $20 billion to work on a purchase. The comments suggest JPMorgan is weighing higher costs alongside potential room for dealmaking.

From the sources (7 posts)

@firstsquawk

DIMON: 'I PERSONALLY THINK THAT RIGHT NOW WE'RE OVER-EARNING

@deitaone

JPMORGAN'S DIMON SAYS THIS YEAR EXPENSES COULD BE HIGHER

@firstsquawk

JPMORGAN'S DIMON SAYS THIS YEAR EXPENSES COULD BE HIGHER

@zerohedge

*DIMON: 'I PERSONALLY THINK THAT RIGHT NOW WE'RE OVER-EARNING' *JPMORGAN SHARES TURN NEGATIVE; DOWN 0.3%

@zerohedge

*DIMON: 2026 COSTS COULD BE CLOSER TO $106B VS. $105B GUIDANCE

@zerohedge

*DIMON: COULD BE OPP. TO PUT $10B-$20B TO WORK BUYING SOMETHING

@firstsquawk

JPMORGAN'S DIMON SAYS HIGHER EXPENSES LIKELY TO BE HIGHER DRIVEN BY BETTER PERFORMANCE

Preview built on a synthetic news corpus (16 weeks, Apr–Jul 2026). Impact calls are model reads, not price data.

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