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- US regional bank stocks rose Tuesday as nerves calmed about a Silicon Valley Bank-fueled crisis.
- The failure of SVB rattled markets thanks to fears the turmoil would spread to other lenders.
- First Republic's shares jumped over 50% in premarket trading, while Western Alliance also gained.
Regional bank stocks staged a comeback in premarket trading Tuesday, as investors started to feel reassured that the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank won't trigger a broader financial crisis.