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First Commonwealth Financial Corporation (FCF)

Market Open
16 Dec, 20:00
NYSE NYSE
$
17. 30
+0.02
+0.14%
$
1.7B Market Cap
8.14 P/E Ratio
0.52% Div Yield
46,010 Volume
1.44 Eps
$ 17.28
Previous Close
Day Range
17.17 17.34
Year Range
13.54 18.4
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