Investors brace for more bad news from European banks' earnings
Investors bracing themselves for another batch of bad news from Europe's biggest banks when they start reporting fourth-quarter earnings
With shrinking margins, rising loan impairments, lackluster trading revenue and one-off tax charges making for a toxic mix, investors are getting ready for bad results for fourth-quarter earnings from the biggest banks in Europe.
Deutsche Bank is scheduled to report on 2 February, followed by BNP Paribas on 6 February, Societe Generale on 8 February and Credit Suisse on 14 February.
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