resilient and the current crisis is temporary

Joint Statement by the Department of the Treasury and Federal Reserve

On Monday indices will sky rocket only for traders to find out that Swiss wasnt the only problem in the sector.

Credit Suisse-UBS Deal Is Regulators’ ‘Plan A,’ FT Says

But if that is the narrative then why do they bail out banks.

Fed to hike 25bp should conditions allow

People are slowly but steadily finding out they need to pay interest on the huge pile of consumer debt they have been piling up in the last years (:

March US Consumer Sentiment Falls for First Time in Four Months But Inflation Expectations...

If they continue hikink they should let it fall if it cant stand on its own. Why hike with one hand and bail out the consequences with the other. Something tells me that they are not prepared to take the full consequences of what they have set in ...

The hard decision facing central banks

Well as management I suppose you are still accountable (or at least should be) for correct financial reporting. Same with their auditors. But we all know that Swiss and Deutsche is run by crooks so ...

Credit Suisse sued by U.S. shareholders over finances, controls

But there is no problem in the financial sector. Just listen to Lagarde said yesterday.

Fed Loaned $160 Billion to Banks and $142 billion to FDIC. But QT-Related Roll-off Continued

Nothing happened but it doesnt just move in a straight line. Regional banks cannot keep tanking 50% day until worthless. Even in the roughest times you get counter moves.

Monetary policy decisions

I think you got that wrong. It wasnt Credit Suisse who called out the doubt

Monetary policy decisions

All fine, the tax payers are stepping up for the capitalism again. Capitalism would work just great if it wasnt for the constant bail outs by public.

Credit Suisse will borrow up to 50bln Swiss Francs from the Swiss National Bank

That is odd news. I dont believe it.

US homebuilders say demand is rising, but they’re concerned about a banking fallout

No if expectations was 15% and it hit 15% would it mean it was under control?

Consumer Price Index - February 2023

Despite of the bailout there are many losers.

Big Trouble In Little Banks - Bailout Sparks Buying Panic In Bonds, Bitcoin, & Bullion

what a surprise? Suisse and Deutche uuuhh

Credit Suisse found 'material weakness' in financial reporting

I do agree that the low interest conditions has vcaused severe damage around. But I would argue that much of the fla screens etc bought in the last 10 years would not have been bought if it wasnt for free debt. Consumers have been able to take up a ...

Goldman Sachs: In Light Of Recent Stress In Banking System, No Longer Expect Fed To Deliver A...

When is something normal? We have had 15 years of low interest. Thats normal in my book - odd as it is

Goldman Sachs: In Light Of Recent Stress In Banking System, No Longer Expect Fed To Deliver A...

Cool no but no worries - FED will pay up ((:

Prince Andrew upset he hasn’t received any of Queen’s $782 million fortune

To combat inflation we need banks to tighten consumer credits.

Goldman Sachs: In Light Of Recent Stress In Banking System, No Longer Expect Fed To Deliver A...

Obviously it is and will be for time ahead. Doesnt take a scientist from ING to figure that out. All you need is to step outside.

Stagnating eurozone GDP is worse than it seems