Concern over the big four banks drives horrible start to the second quarter

Update: 2016-04-03

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With the commodities boom turning to bust, investors are worried that the banks may be too exposed to the struggling mining sector, after two of the big banks—ANZ and Westpac—unexpectedly lifted their provisions for bad debts.

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Concern over the big four banks drives horrible start to the second quarter

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Concern over the big four banks drives horrible start to the second quarter