Global Growth Fears Hit Bank Stocks
Economic Concerns Take a Toll on Bank Stocks
Investors are selling off bank stocks amid fears that the global economy is slowing and interest rates may stay low for the foreseeable future. Mike Cherney, Justin Baer, and Aaron Kuriloff, the WSJ, examine that bank leaders, meanwhile, say the sell-off has been overdone and don’t anticipate that the U.S. will enter a recession.
To read the full article in The Wall Street Journal, click: Global Growth Fears Hit Bank Stocks.
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