Never Ending Financial Crisis? US Bank Deposits Were Declining Already When SVB Failed

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We have a seemingly never ending financial crisis.

US commercial banks deposits (red line) had been slowly declining even before Silicon Valley Bank failed. Along with Signature Bank and First Republic Bank, not to mention Credit Suisse. And The Teutonic Titanic, Deutshe Bank, is on the ropes. But the failure of SVB saw an acceleration of the decline in commercial bank deposits as banks accelerated borrowing.

But never fear! The Fed will raise rates once or twice more, then drop them again.

“The banks will never behave on my watch as US Treasury Secretary, you have my word!” And don’t worry. Biden will bail them all out … again. Call it “The Biden Bailout Shake!”

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