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The Light and Shadow of "Bank Stocks" Cannot Be Captured Solely by "Rising Interest Rates"—Insights From the Bank of Japan's System Report
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After more than half a year, 19 out of 27 bank stocks have fallen in price, with many large-cap stocks losing over 10%. SHB plummeted by more than 30%, while only a few stocks managed to maintain positive gains.
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With the era of ultra-low interest rates coming to an end, banks are beginning to return to their original purpose of "earning from interest." However, the time when bank stocks were only considered "stocks that benefit from interest rate hikes" is coming to an end. This is because in recent years, banks have begun to actively take on new risks in pursuit of profits.
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