Bank sell-off casts pall in Southeast Asia, Singapore stocks drop 3pct
BENGALURU: Major banks in Southeast Asia declined more than one per cent on Thursday, with the region's top lender, DBS Group, dragging Singapore stocks more than three per cent lower as rising bond yields brought into focus risks to bank earnings growth and funding costs.
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