MetLife shares were at their lowest since December on Wednesday as the company faces a possible S&P downgrade over the acquisition of a unit of American International Group Inc.
According to Reuters, MetLife shares dropped more than 4 percent, a day after the company confirmed it was discussing the possibility of acquiring AIG's American Life Insurance Company (Alico).
Shares were down $1.50 at $34.87 on the New York Stock Exchange.
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