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2016-02-04 — cnbc.com
``Pal said the banking issues have the potential to overtake risks associated with China's growth slowdown and cheap oil... For Pal, negative interest rates are the chief reason why the bank stocks are in trouble. He said European banks have a tougher time coping in the environment than U.S. banks.''''
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