Euro zone bank share meltdown brings prices to brink of 1980s
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LONDON (Reuters) - Negative interest rates, toppling bond yields, greater regulation and rising recession signals have wiped out most of the value of European banks, with their shares now at meltdown prices approaching the days of the Berlin Wall.The index of the bloc's big banks plunged on Thursday to the level it hit in 2012 at the peak of the euro zone debt crisis. That means the banks are worth now what they were when Greece, Ireland and Portugal needed bailouts, Cyprus ordered its banks to..