Credit Suisse concerns deepen fears of banking crisis as Dow falls 500 points

Investors are expressing worry over Credit Suisse’s financial crisis as the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 500 points on Wednesday. This follows news that the Swiss bank’s biggest backer can’t offer any more cash to assist with the bank’s troubles, despite the bank insisting that government assistance is not a topic for them.

Furthermore, Credit Suisse shares took a hit after its Saudi backer indicated that they would not be providing any further assistance. The news comes as the bank’s chairman stated that government assistance is not currently a topic for them.

Investors are worried about the possibility of a banking crisis, with Credit Suisse’s troubles deepening.

The bank’s shares were already down 15% before Wednesday’s market open. By midday, the shares had fallen by another 5%, or a fifth of their value.

With the situation continuing to evolve, experts are cautioning against panic selling and urging investors to take a cautious and measured approach.