Banking stocks slide as global investors seek safer shores
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over 1 year ago
Banking stocks, including those of Deutsche Bank, dropped amidst concerns that regulators and central banks have not tackled the worst shock to the sector since the 2008 global financial crisis. The euro fell against the dollar, and bond yields and the costs of insuring against bank defaults rose despite policymakers' efforts at reassuring investors. While both U.S. and European banks’ stocks declined, Deutsche Bank experienced the most significant drop—losing over 12% of its value. As a consequence of the market turmoil, investors were looking for support from authorities worldwide to ensure a stable banking sector.
Economic Times