Banking shares fell this morning before later rallying in the UK and around Europe after this weekend's emergency rescue deal for the troubled bank Credit Suisse. heliaebrahimi reports.
Banking shares fell this morning in the UK and around Europe after this weekend’s emergency rescue deal for the troubled bank Credit Suisse.
The deal was designed to reassure financial markets amid growing concern about the health of the banking system. And this evening stocks DID manage to rally again.
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