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NEW YORK - Diversified financial-services stocks were trading mostly down Monday morning, following a dismal close to last week, as oil prices climbed above $143 per barrel for the first time and the broader market traded in a narrow range.
How shares of some key diversified financial companies were faring Monday morning:
Citigroup Inc., down 57 cents, or 3.3 percent, to $16.82, after hitting $16.61 shortly after the opening bell, the lowest point the stock has traded since October 1998.
JPMorgan Chase & Co., down 63 cents to $34.42, after bottoming out at $33.96, their lowest point since October 2005.
CIT Group Inc., down 65 cents, or 8.1 percent, to $7.35.
Bank of America Corp., down 31 cents to $24.28, after trading as low as $24.17, their lowest point since March 2001.
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