JP Morgan (JPM) fell the most among Bulge Bracket Banks, dropping 95 cents, or 2.2%, to $42.32, following a Wall Street Journal article that highlights banks’ $10 trillion in debt coming due over the next few years. JP Morgan doesn’t have much more than other banks, the article notes, with $130 billion coming due through 2012 versus $128.8 billion for Citigroup (C) and $149 billion for Bank of America (BAC). Citi shares were down 3 cents at $4.25 while Bank of America was off 15 cents, or 1%, at $16.14.
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