JPMorgan Stock Dips as Investors Weigh Fed Dissents and Calm Year-End Funding Markets
TLDRs; JPMorgan shares dipped slightly as investors focused on Fed dissents and shifting expectations for interest rate cuts in 2026. Bank stocks remain highly sensitive to rate outlooks, yield-curve dynamics, and funding market stability. Modest use of the Fed’s repo facility suggests year-end liquidity conditions are calm despite thin holiday trading. With earnings season…
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