JPMorgan Chase Stock Surges 1.14 With 57.29 Trading Volume Jump to 26th Rank Amid Analysts Hike CoreWeave Price Target

On August 12, 2025, JPMorgan Chase (JPM) saw a trading volume of 2.51 billion shares, a 57.29% increase from the previous day, ranking 26th in the market. The stock rose 1.14% amid analyst activity. JPMorgan analyst Mark Murphy raised CoreWeave’s price target to $135 from $66, maintaining an Overweight rating ahead of the company’s Q2 earnings. The move follows CoreWeave’s $11.9 billion AI data center deal with OpenAI, which Murphy views as a long-term growth driver despite near-term volatility risks.

JPMorgan’s revised stance reflects confidence in CoreWeave’s strategic partnerships and expansion plans, including a $9 billion acquisition of Core Scientific to bolster data center infrastructure. However, analysts caution that CoreWeave’s high debt load and unproven business model pose risks, with interest expenses reaching $263.8 million in Q1. JPMorgan’s analysts remain cautiously optimistic, emphasizing the stock’s potential amid AI demand but acknowledging macroeconomic uncertainties and valuation challenges.

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