TOKYO/SEOUL/SINGAPORE -- Bank stocks led the sell-off in Asia on Monday, as fears intensified of a global recession in the wake of the sweeping tariffs introduced by U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Shares in Asian banks have been severely hit by growing fears of a global recession. (Source photos by Nanami Sato, Takaki Kashiwabara, Nozomu Ogawa, Reuters)
TOKYO/SEOUL/SINGAPORE -- Bank stocks led the sell-off in Asia on Monday, as fears intensified of a global recession in the wake of the sweeping tariffs introduced by U.S. President Donald Trump.