U.S. financial stocks fell as investors weighed a double hit: the possibility that personal AI agents could disrupt wealth-management and banking relationships, and a flattening Treasury yield curve that can squeeze bank profitability. The move followed Meta’s rollout of Muse, a personal AI agent that has quickly moved into mainstream consumer use and intensified debate over how automated assistants could change financial behavior.
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