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JPMorgan profits surge despite 10% bond trading fall

Equity bankers and traders stole the show in the three months to the end of September

JPMorgan profits surge despite 10% bond trading fall
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JPMorgan has kicked off the third-quarter reporting season for US banks by posting a near 25% rise in profits, despite largely flat earnings across its sprawling corporate and investment bank.

The US bank on Friday announced group net profits of $8.4bn for the three months ending September 30, on that back of a 6.5% year-on-year uplift in group revenues to $27.2bn.

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