Key Highlights

● JPM shares ended 9 October 2026 at $333.01.

● The second data set consensus target is $372.14 from 25 analysts.

● The analyst rating consensus is Buy.

● TD Cowen initiated coverage with a $370 target.

JPMorgan Chase (NYSE:JPM), a member of the S&P 500, ended Friday 9 October 2026 at $333.01. The consensus target sits moderately above the share price, and ratings lean positive. Recent broker revisions have mostly been upward.

What Is the Latest Analyst Price Target?

The second data set, which cites third-party data, shows a mean target of $372.14 and a median of $371 from 25 analysts, with a range of $305 to $420. Market data shows a lower consensus of $362.88 from 28 analysts over the past 12 months, with the same $305 to $420 range.

Against the $333.01 close, that implies upside of about 11.7 per cent.

What Are Wall Street Analysts Saying?

Sentiment is positive but not unanimous. Market data records 14 Buy ratings, one Strong Buy, 13 Hold and no Sell ratings, giving a Moderate Buy consensus. The second data set shows 9 Strong Buy, 4 Buy, 12 Hold and no Sell ratings, and labels the consensus Buy.

Recent named actions, as listed by market data, show a mix. On 8 October TD Cowen initiated coverage with a Hold rating and a $370 target. On 5 October UBS Group lowered its target from $400 to $395 while keeping a Buy rating, and on 28 September HSBC raised its target from $369 to $377 on a Hold. In July, Deutsche Bank upgraded the stock to Buy with a $375 target and Bank of America raised its target from $408 to $420. Robert W. Baird, at the cautious end, raised its target from $295 to $305 on a Neutral rating.

What Could Help the Stock Reach the Price Target?

Several factors could support a move towards the consensus level. Strong earnings are the most obvious. Market data reports third-quarter earnings per share of $6.14 against $5.59 expected and revenue growth of 27.7 per cent.

Beyond results, healthy trading and investment banking activity, stable credit quality and capital returns could help. If more brokers follow the recent pattern of raising targets, the consensus could drift higher.

What Could Prevent the Stock Reaching the Target?

The risks are equally clear. A downturn in the economy could raise credit losses and reduce lending and capital markets activity. Interest rate changes can compress net interest income, and a market sell-off could hurt trading revenue. Regulation, litigation and operational incidents add uncertainty.

Around 12 to 13 analysts, depending on the data set, rate the shares Hold, and UBS trimming its target shows revisions do not all move in one direction.

What Should Investors Watch Next?

In the meantime, investors may wish to follow further broker revisions, particularly any response to the TD Cowen initiation, as well as macroeconomic data on inflation, employment and interest rates that shape bank earnings expectations.

How Analysts See JPMorgan Chase After the Latest Close

JPMorgan Chase closed at $333.01 on 9 October 2026, against a second data set consensus target of $372.14. On 8 October TD Cowen initiated coverage with a Hold rating and a $370 target.