Chances are rising that the blue wave of Democrats will take control over the House and Senate in November.

Though the easing of regulation has brought the much-needed relief to bank stocks, the stringent stance on banks' shareholder payouts in its latest round of stress testing is expected to be a drag.

Chances are rising that the blue wave of Democrats will take control over the House and Senate in November.

Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden now has 55% chance of winning the November election, according to online market and political event forecaster PredictIt.

No change in interest rates till 2022 is likely to be disadvantageous for bank stocks. Yet, past efforts to strengthen operations and diversified revenues are likely to act as positive catalysts.

The yield on benchmark 10-year Treasury note hits an eight-week high as hopes of an economic rebound perk up markets.

Bank ETFs are back on track having gained at least 8% in a week.

Now that all 50 states of the United States have reopened to some extent, the lure for stay-at-home stocks is waning, rather coronavirus laggards are now gaining..

The current scenario doesn't paint a very rosy picture for the banking sector.

Despite a 49.6% year-to-date fall in the share price, Citigroup (C) is expected to benefit over time on strong fundamentals and solid earnings growth prospects.

Recession fears are rising, given the impact of coronavirus on the economy. Thus, banks' financials, mostly depending on the nation's health, are likely to get hurt.

Here we analyze whether it will be prudent to keep bank ETFs in your portfolio in the wake of a Fed rate cut to combat the coronavirus outbreak.

Coronavirus leads the Fed to change stance from no change in interest rates to cutting rates. Banks, benefiting the most from higher rates, are expected to be significantly hurt.

Let's take a look at a few bank ETFs that can gain traction from the sales upsurge in the holiday season.

While inorganic growth efforts, decent loan demand and technology upgrades will support bank stocks in 2020, lower interest rates pose a major headwind.

Banks are expected to continue benefiting from various positive developments in 2020, after a good 2019.

This regional bank ETF has hit a new 52-week high. Are more gains in store?

The banking corner of the broader financial segment has been on a roll buoyed by stronger-than-expected earnings, bargain hunting and the steepening of the yield curve.

Morgan Stanley outlined four outcomes of the 2020 election and its strategies for investors on how to make the most of them.

Financials ETFs have been rising of late. Find out why.