US Bank Stocks Post Worst Weekly Streak Since 2008 Crisis

The KBW Bank Index has fallen for six consecutive weeks, its longest losing streak since the 2008 financial crisis, with an 11% decline to the lowest level since early June. This signals persistent investor concern over the banking sector's outlook, likely driven by interest rate expectations or credit quality fears. The streak's length and magnitude suggest a structural repricing rather than a short-term correction.