JPMorgan Stock Erases Post-Election Rally Amid Reported Senate Epstein Probe
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JPMorgan shares fell 4.08% to $337.75 on Thursday, nearly wiping out the stock's post-election rally after Democrats won control of both houses of Congress. The move follows reports that Senate Finance Committee staff plan to investigate the bank's ties to Jeffrey Epstein, with attention on Asset and Wealth Management head Mary Erdoes. Staff reportedly intend to examine the relationship, though the investigation has not been formally announced. JPMorgan settled Epstein-related lawsuits in 2023 for $365 million. Market analysts remain broadly neutral to optimistic about the stock despite the decline.
Written with AI from the reporting · updated 11/5/2026
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摩根大通股价回吐选举后涨幅，参议院民主党拟调查其 Epstein 关系
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- 股价下跌，面临参议院调查计划
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JPMorgan Chase shares fell 4.08% to $337.75 on Thursday, nearly wiping out all post-election gains after reports that Senate Democrats plan to investigate the bank's ties to Jeffrey Epstein. The probe, not yet officially announced, would focus on senior executives including Asset & Wealth Management head Mary Erdoes. Analysts remain mostly supportive, with no Sell ratings among 19 tracked by TipRanks.
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