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Opening Glance: Shares of commercial banks fall

By Associated Press
May 20, 2008 | Comments (0)

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Commercial bank stocks fell Tuesday morning with the broader market, after the Labor Department said wholesale inflation rose in April and crude oil prices touched yet another all-time high.

Here's how some shares of commercial banks were trading:

National City Corp., down 18 cents to $5.70.

Wachovia Corp., down 51 cents to $26.85.

First Horizon National Corp., down 23 cents, or 2.3 percent, to $9.61.

Zions Bancorp., down 51 cents to $43.63.

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