Credit Suisse shares closed down 24.24 percent at $1.83 (1.697 Swiss francs) on Wednesday after nosediving to an historic low following market panic after its main shareholder ruled out providing more funding.
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In a market already jittery over the risk of contagion from the collapse of two US banks, Switzerland’s second-largest bank had seen its shares lose over 30 percent earlier in the day to a record low of $1.67 (1.55 francs) a piece.
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