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Big US Bank Stocks Eye Worst Weekly Losing Streak Since 2008

Big US bank shares are set to record their worst weekly losing streak since the 2008 Global Financial Crisis, after quarterly earnings didn’t do enough to lift sentiment for the ailing sector.

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Big US Bank Stocks Eye Worst Weekly Losing Streak Since 2008
Big US bank shares are set to record their worst weekly losing streak since the 2008 Global Financial Crisis, after quarterly earnings didn’t do enough to lift sentiment for the ailing sector.
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