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International Bank Watch: Canadian banks down on write-down rumors

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International stocks slumped Monday. The Nikkei 225 Average closed down 1.4%, falling 115.0498 to 8,397.22, while the FTSEurofirst 300 index closed down 6.3%, or 222.52 lower, at 4,065.49. Financial stocks were ailing.

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Canadian banks are down on reports that several are announcing large write-downs. They include Royal Bank of Canada, Toronto Dominion Bank, Bank of Nova Scotia, Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce and Bank of Montreal. In Europe, Deutsche Bank AG is down on news that it is suing Donald Trump for $40 million after he defaulted on a $640 million loan for his Trump International Hotel & Tower in Chicago. Meanwhile, Standard Chartered plc is down after opening its first mainland rural bank in mainland China. UBS is also down even with news that it has been hired to arrange the sale of real estate loans from the Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. Japanese unit for an auction in December.  - Maria Woehr

Troubled International Banks
Prices at 12:30 pm EDT
Name Open Price at
12:30pm
Change Mkt cap
UBS 11.41 11.07 -1.67 31.41B
Barclays plc 161.3 158.00 -11.40 13.22B
BNP Paribas SA 42.875 40.02 -3.31 35.80B
Deutsche Bank AG
32.72 31.31 -4.35 17.08B
Royal Bank of Scotland Group plc 16.17 15.82 -1.76 31.20B
Royal Bank of Canada 41.5 40.07 -3.11 53.74B
HSBC Holdings plc 717.5 700.00 -15.00 84.76B
Lloyds TSB Group plc
162.5 156.40 -11.60 9.46B
Standard Chartered plc 860 726.00 -117.50 10.35B
Toronto-Dominion Bank 43.45 43.30 -2.70 34.95B
Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc. 5.11 5.12 -0.36 56.66B
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