The signal for HSBC (L) and Standard Chartered Bank (R) will be displayed on April 28, 2020 at the local headquarters of each bank in Hong Kong.
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Shares of Europe’s top banks fell on Monday after reports surfaced that they were doing business with customers, suspecting money laundering and other irregularities.
The report, led by BuzzFeed News and other media outlets around the world, looks at how U.S. These were so-called suspicious activity reports filed with the Treasury, which gathered congressional investigators to look at President Donald Trump’s 2016. Campaign. By law banks are not allowed to comment on SARS what they file.
Dutsh Bank DBK,
Standard Chartered STAN,
Barclays BARC,
Commerzbank CBK,
Dansk Bank Dansk,
And HSBC Holdings HSBA,
The report covers all U.S. There were names of banks. Deutsche Bank reported most of the suspicious activity in BuzzFeed Trow.
Broder Stocks Europe 600 SXXP,
HSBC fell 2.1%, with losses proving to be an anchor in the FTSE 100 UKX,
Which has fallen to 2.9%. German DAX DAX,
And French CAC 40 PX1,
Also fell.
U.S. Stock Futures ES00,
Dow Jones Industrial Average with futures at YM100, down
Lost 449 points. Last week, technically heavy Nasdaq Composite COMP,
0.6%, while energy and industrial stocks rose.
The death of Associate Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg could have an impact on the market, as he is expected to fight a nomination fight to enter the race, and Washington D.C., which has yet to agree on a new stimulus package or funding beyond that. End of september.
Travel stocks in Europe were under pressure on the region’s concerns as the lockout responded to a new wave of coronavirus cases. British Airlines is owned by International Airlines Group I.A.G.
And Ryanair Holdings RYA,
Sharply reduced.
Engine manufacturer Rolls Royce RR,
The new equity capital fell 9% after it said it was considering raising 2.5 2.5 billion.
United Internet UTDI,
Shares tumbled 24% after Telefonica dutschland O2D,
Negotiations said it would increase wholesale spending. United Internet said it had appealed the matter to the European Commission.
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