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U.S. stocks steadied after two days of turmoil over regional bank concerns, with markets cautious amid global risks and economic uncertainty.
U.S. stock markets stabilized Friday after two days of volatility driven by concerns over regional bank health, sparked by loan fraud allegations and bad loans at Zions Bancorp and Western Alliance Bancorp.
Regional bank stocks partially recovered, while broader indices fluctuated, with the S&P 500 and Dow showing slight gains and the Nasdaq declining.
Investor caution persisted amid rising trade tensions, a government shutdown delaying key economic data, and growing demand for safe-haven assets like gold and Treasury bonds.
The 10-year Treasury yield dipped below 4%, and oil prices fell on supply concerns.
International markets declined, with European and Asian indices lower, while analysts warned of potential systemic risks despite strong capital reserves at major banks.
Las acciones estadounidenses se estabilizaron después de dos días de turbulencias por preocupaciones bancarias regionales, con mercados cautelosos en medio de riesgos globales e incertidumbre económica.