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Bank stocks drop again as PacWest freefall ‘feeds that narrative’ of weakness despite a ‘fundamentally sound’ businesses: analyst

By: MarketWatch
PacWest and First Horizon stocks post deep losses as jitters around the health of regional banks persists a day after the Federal Reserve hikes rates.
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BKX FINANCIAL SEL First Horizon Corp Pacwest Bancorp S&P Regional Banking ETF SPDR Toronto-Dominion Bank Western Alliance Bancorp
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