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        世界看熱訊:Fallout from collapse of U.S. banks causes more trouble in Europe

        2023-03-16 15:07:53來(lái)源:Xinhua

        AbuildingofCreditSuisse,Switzerland"ssecond-largestbank,ispicturedinGeneva,Switzerland,Oct.3,2022.(Xinhua/LianYi)


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        Wednesday"sfallwasthetenthconsecutivelosingsessionforCreditSuisse"sshares.Theyhavelostnearly40percentoftheirvaluesinceMarch3.

        ROME,March15(Xinhua)--BankinggiantCreditSuisselostnearlyafourthofitsvalueWednesday,amidthegrowingfalloutfromthecollapseoftworegionalbanksintheUnitedStates.

        WednesdaymarkedthesecondtimeinthreetradingsessionssincethecollapseofCalifornia"sSiliconValleyBank(SVB),andthesubsequentfailureofSignatureBankfromNewYork,thatEuropeanfinancialstockswereseverelybattered.

        Nevertheless,thedramaticimpactonCreditSuisseintradingWednesdaywaslargelyunexpected,sincetheinstitutionissolarge.

        Accordingto2022datafromInsiderIntelligence,CreditSuissewasthesecond-largestbankinSwitzerlandandthe17th-largestinEurope,withanestimated730billioneuros(772billionU.S.dollars)inassetsundercontrol.

        TheSwissinstitutionsawitssharepriceplummetby24percentintradingWednesday,endingthedayat1.7Swissfrancsinheavytrading.Earlierinthesessionthesharesweredownbymorethan30percent.

        Wednesday"sfallwasthetenthconsecutivelosingsessionforthecompany"sshares.Theyhavelostnearly40percentoftheirvaluesinceMarch3,whensharestradedat2.78Swissfrancs.

        ThelatestdevelopmentshavealsoincreasedvolatilityfortheSwissfranccomparedtotheeuro,theU.S.dollar,andotherleadingcurrencies.

        TheeuroandU.S.dollarbanknotesarepicturedinMadrid,Spain,Aug.23,2022.(Xinhua/MengDingbo)

        StockexchangesacrossEuropewerealsoimpactedbyWednesday"slosses.

        TheDAXblue-chipindexonGermany"sFrankfurtStockExchangefellby3.3percent;inParis,theCAC-40indexfellby3.6percent;sharesslipped4.6percentinMilan;inMadridtheyweredownby4.3percent;andinAmsterdamby2.9percent.

        Inmostcases,financialsectorstocksledtheretreatasinvestorsworriedaboutfurtherimpactsonbankinginstitutions.

        TheCreditSuissesell-offwasreportedlytriggeredbyaweaker-than-expectedannualfinancialstatement,followedbytheannouncementthataleadingshareholder--theSaudiNationalBank--wouldnotprovidenewfinancialsupportthroughtheacquisitionofmoreshares.

        TheSwissNationalBanksaidlateWednesdaythatitwouldprovideCreditSuissewithcashifrequiredtokeepitafloat,althoughofficialssaidthebankwasnotatriskofcollapse.

        Meanwhile,theEuropeanCentralBanktoldothermajorEuropeanlenderstomonitortheirexposuretoCreditSuissesharesofbonds.

        Europeanbankshavebeenunderpressureoverthelast12months,withinflationratessoaringamidenergysupplyandtradeissuestiedtotheongoingconflictbetweenRussiaandUkraine.Risingpriceshavesqueezedprofitsbypushingbondyieldshigher.(1Swissfranc=1.07U.S.dollar)

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