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Regional banking shares experienced substantial losses Thursday as investors reacted to troubling developments in lending portfolios. The sector-wide selloff came amid growing concerns about credit quality following recent bankruptcies and fraud allegations.
Regional bank stocks reportedly faced substantial selling pressure on Thursday as mounting credit quality concerns prompted investors to exit positions across the sector. According to reports, the downturn followed concerning updates from multiple banking institutions regarding their lending businesses, with analysts suggesting the moves reflect broader anxiety about credit conditions.
The Trump administration is supporting Sable Offshore Corp’s controversial plan to restart offshore oil drilling in California waters, despite the site’s history of a massive 2015 spill that devastated coastal ecosystems. The company faces multiple lawsuits from environmental groups and state agencies while pushing forward with what officials call a “comeback story for Pacific production.”
Federal officials under the Trump administration are backing a Texas-based energy company’s efforts to resume offshore oil drilling in California waters where a 2015 pipeline rupture caused the state’s worst oil spill in decades, according to reports. The corroded pipeline failure released more than 140,000 gallons of crude oil, blackening beaches along 150 miles of coastline from Santa Barbara to Los Angeles and devastating marine wildlife.