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International Bank Watch: Standard Chartered down as Barclays stock pops

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International markets rebounded. Asian markets were mostly lower Monday with Japan's Nikkei 225 Average closed for a holiday. European shares rose 4.6% to 795.99 points.

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Banks were up except for Standard Chartered plc ,which surprised investors with plans to raise £1.8 billion ($2.7 billion) by selling new shares. The offering may cause the bank to lose its right to issue Hong Kong bank notes if a Singapore-owned company raises its stake in the lender above 20% through a rights offer. Meanwhile, Barclays plc is up on news that shareholders have supported its plan to raise £7 billion. Friday, Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group reported a net earnings decrease of ¥164.6 billion ($1.7 million) from ¥256.72 billion. - Maria Woehr

Troubled International Banks
Prices at 10:30 am EDT
Name Open Price at
10:30am
Change Mkt cap
UBS
10.48 10.83 1.38 30.73B
Barclays plc 137.1 146.50 13.30 12.26B
BNP Paribas SA 35.885 36.48 0.50 32.64B
Deutsche Bank AG
26.17 27.39 2.81 14.94B
Royal Bank of Scotland Group plc 15.04 15.16 0.59 29.90B
Royal Bank of Canada 36.9 37.55 1.07 50.36B
HSBC Holdings plc 641.25 633.25 7.25 76.68B
Lloyds TSB Group plc
124 140.30 15.60 8.490B
Standard Chartered plc 728 709.00 -50.50 10.10B
Toronto-Dominion Bank 41.95 41.85 0.55 33.78B
Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc. 5.29 5.28 0.21 58.43B
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