JP Morgan rises, Morgan Stanley falls after note – MarketWatch

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JP Morgan rises, Morgan Stanley falls after note
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Shares of J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. rose almost 2% on Tuesday morning after … Dimon's recent congressional testimony on trading losses should assuage …
Financial Stocks Slump, Citigroup Falls 4.80% (C, MS, UBS, GS, JPM)Gaining Green

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