JPMorgan Chase, ranked 9th in the top 20 US stock trading volume, fell by over 6%, marking the largest decline since June 2020 with a transaction volume of $5.731 billion. The company's net interest margin revenue for the first quarter was $23.08 billion, which increased by 11% year-on-year. However, with the benchmark interest rate unchanged, the net interest margin decreased by 4% month on month. CEO Jamie Damon also explained that the main reason for this is the pressure on deposit interest rates and the decrease in deposit size. Damon also stated that the company expects the trend of normalizing NII and loan loss provisions to continue.