European Bank Shares Drop Amid Rising Bond Yields

European bank shares fell sharply as rising bond yields and higher oil prices stoked fears of renewed inflation. Major lenders including Deutsche Bank and UniCredit saw heavy losses amid wider market pressures.

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European bank shares fell 3.5% on Wednesday afternoon as rising bond yields and climbing energy costs stoked renewed inflation fears. The STOXX Europe Banks index trimmed its year-to-date gain to 13% amid broader market weakness. Investors are recalibrating interest rate expectations as sovereign debt markets face renewed selling pressure across the region.

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