Global bank stocks are on track to record their best year since the wake of the financial crisis, benefiting from expectations of higher borrowing costs as rate-setters battle widespread inflation.
An MSCI benchmark tracking global bank shares — measured in US dollars — has jumped by around 30 per cent so far in 2021, a stronger performance than the roughly 20 per cent rise for the index provider’s all-sector gauge.
Banks have not achieved such gains since 2009, when the same MSCI share index rose more than a third as lenders recovered from the depths of one of the worst crises to hit the financial industry.
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