Shares of major U.S. banks generally fell due to a weak employment report.
ChainCatcher news, according to Golden Ten Data, shares of major U.S. banks generally fell after a weak employment report. Goldman Sachs dropped 2.4%, Citigroup fell 2.6%, JPMorgan declined 2.5%, and Bank of America was down 1.5%.
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