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Banks shares hit as investor nerves return Banks shares hit as investor nerves return
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Bank shares across Europe have fallen sharply as worries over the financial strength of the sector return.Bank shares across Europe have fallen sharply as worries over the financial strength of the sector return.
Shares in Germany's Deutsche Bank saw the biggest fall, dropping 13%, and there was also a sharp jump in the cost of insuring against losses on its debt.Shares in Germany's Deutsche Bank saw the biggest fall, dropping 13%, and there was also a sharp jump in the cost of insuring against losses on its debt.
Investors have already been spooked by the collapse of two US banks and the rushed takeover of Swiss giant Credit Suisse by its rival UBS.Investors have already been spooked by the collapse of two US banks and the rushed takeover of Swiss giant Credit Suisse by its rival UBS.
Stock markets in London, Germany and France were all lower.Stock markets in London, Germany and France were all lower.
Other banks to see hefty share falls included Germany's Commerzbank, down 8%, and France's Societe Generale, which fell 7%.Other banks to see hefty share falls included Germany's Commerzbank, down 8%, and France's Societe Generale, which fell 7%.
In the UK, Barclays and NatWest were both down by about 6%.In the UK, Barclays and NatWest were both down by about 6%.
Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell, said the drop in Deutsche Bank's share price was "indicative of a wider loss of confidence in the banking sector".
"There's a gathering fear that central banks may have overdone it with interest rate increases, having left them too low for too long," he said.
With the possibility of recession, "banks will generally find it pretty hard going".
He added that investors were pulling money from regional banks and banks with big investment arms, and investing in bigger traditional banks.
Bloomberg News also reported that UBS and Credit Suisse were being investigated by the US Department of Justice into whether they had helped Russian oligarchs avoid sanctions.
Mr Mould said this news was "clearly unfortunate" and "not ideal timing" given the UBS takeover of Credit Suisse.
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