JPMorgan stock falls in after-hours as year-end selloff hits bank shares
NEW YORK, December 29, 2025, 17:35 ET — After-hours JPMorgan Chase & Co. shares slid 1.3% on Monday and were last at $323.75 in after-hours trading. The decline matters because big banks are tightly linked to the direction of interest rates. When yields fall, investors often assume lending margins and some trading activity will cool, pressuring expectations for bank earnings. The timing also coincides with thin, holiday-shortened trading, when positioning around quarter- and year-end can amplify moves. That backdrop has pushed investors to focus on both rates and short-term liquidity conditions. U.S. stocks ended lower, with Treasury yields easing as