A close-up of a sign of Britain’s Metro Bank.
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LONDON — Shares of Britain’s Metro Bank were briefly suspended from trading twice early Thursday, in a volatile session that saw the stock shed more than 29% from the Wednesday close.
They have since slightly pared losses.
The halts followed reports that the bank was trying to raise £600 million ($727 million) in debt and equity, according to Reuters.
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