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JPMorgan, McDonald's, and VICI raise dividends amid stock weakness

JPMorgan announced a 10.0% dividend increase, even as its shares have returned less than 10% in 2026.

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MarketBeat Ratings points to three dividend-focused stocks whose payouts are rising despite recent share-price weakness, highlighting JPMorgan Chase, McDonald's, and VICI Properties.

The outlet says the companies have increased dividends while maintaining payout ratios that appear supported by earnings and cash flow.

For JPMorgan specifically, MarketBeat Ratings notes the bank recently announced a 10.0% dividend increase and that shares have returned less than 10% in 2026, with the decline tied in part to weakness in bank stocks.

MarketBeat Ratings also links the backdrop to interest-rate conditions, saying the spread between two-year and 10-year U.S. Treasuries has narrowed from over 50 basis points to around 25 basis points, which can affect banks' ability to earn a strong spread between deposits and longer-term loans.

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