Reported about 7 hours ago
US regional banks are facing mounting pressure as rising Treasury yields increase borrowing costs, particularly impacting the commercial real estate sector. With approximately 14% of US CRE loans underwater and greater vulnerability to defaults, smaller banks that had offered lower down payments are now more exposed as property values decline. While the decrease in deposit costs offers some stability, the persistent high borrowing rates signal a precarious situation for these banks as they navigate potential losses.
Source: YAHOO