U.S.-listed shares of European banks such as Deutsche Bank, UBS and Credit Suisse were under pressure, while
Here are some of the more active stocks in premarket trading on Friday, with stock markets pulling back over signals of more bank distress from Europe.Torrid Holdings Inc. CURV stock rose 9% in premarket trading after the plus-size retailer’s fourth-quarter sales topped estimates and its loss narrowed.
U.S.-listed shares of Deutsche Bank AG tumbled nearly 10% in premarket trading, tracking losses in Europe. Weakness came a day after the German lender’s 5-year credit-default swaps widened, which was reportedly the biggest one-day rise in its history.
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