Here's Why U.S. Bancorp, KeyCorp, and Truist Financial Are Falling on Tuesday
The stock market was having a generally negative day on Tuesday, with all three major market indexes down by approximately 1% as of 12:30 p.m. ET. However, many bank stocks were being hit especially hard, especially in the regional banking space. Truist Financial (NYSE: TFC) and regional lender KeyCorp (NYSE: KEY) were down by more than 3% and large regional bank U.S. Bancorp (NYSE: USB) was lower by about 2%. All three were down by more than 5% earlier in the trading day, and dozens of other prominent bank stocks were seeing similar declines.
First, there is no company-specific news causing the stock price action at these, or most other banks.
Instead, the pressure we're seeing on bank stocks today is due to several ratings actions taken by ratings agency Moody's on midsize United States banks. The agency downgraded the credit ratings and/or changed outlooks of more than a dozen financial institutions and placed five others under review for potential downgrades.
Source Fool.com
KeyCorp Stock
With 20 Buy predictions and not the single Sell prediction the community is currently very high on KeyCorp.
With a target price of 14 € there is a slightly positive potential of 1.94% for KeyCorp compared to the current price of 13.73 €.
