Financial stocks fell 1.3%! Strict capital requirements cause market concerns😣
Stocks have reacted negatively to the bearish steepening of the yield curve and the accompanying rise in financing costs, with rate-sensitive sectors such as real estate and utilities among the worst performers in the S&P 500, while U.S. regulators finally announced plans to Large banks have implemented plans to implement stricter capital requirements, requiring banks with assets of more than US$100 billion to increase their capital by an additional 16% as a buffer. Among them, eight giant banks will face a 19% increase, causing financial stocks to also perform poorly during the session. fell 1.3%; as we mentioned before, SVB's "bailout" is completely different from the bailout plan during the Lehman period. This bailout is at the expense of shareholder equity, and regulatory costs will gradually increase over time.
