Credit Suisse shares rebound 4% after Monday's sharp decline
Shares of Credit Suisse CSGN, +4.39% CS, +2.30% bounced 4% higher in early action, after the Swiss systemically important institution fell as much as 12% on Monday on worries over its financial health.
The Swiss bank, which touched a record low on Monday, is nonetheless down 54% this year. Five-year credit default swaps widened on Monday to 325, according to IHS Markit data, a rise of 48% over the last month.
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