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Give a bank a break, Archegos | L'argent, c'est magnifique | Hi {NAME}, here's what you need to know

Give a bank a break, Archegos | L'argent, c'est magnifique | [TOGETHER WITH]( Hi {NAME}, here's what you need to know for April 7th in 3:09 minutes. 🍷 A bottle of wine or whiskey could be exactly what you need to keep a clear head when markets get woozy. So join us for our [Investing In Wine And Whiskey]( event on Friday, and raise a glass to this vintage alternative investment. [Get your – *hic* – ticket]( Today's big stories - Investment bank Credit Suisse revealed a $4.7 billion loss following the collapse of Archegos Capital Management - The world’s biggest bitcoin fund might offer a cheap way to buy into the cryptocurrency – [Read Now]( - Air France-KLM is set to receive almost $5 billion in aid from the French government Reaction Stations [Reaction Stations] What’s Going On Here? Every action has an equal and opposite reaction, and this one’s a doozy: investment bank Credit Suisse revealed a $4.7 billion loss following the blow-up of Archegos Capital Management. What Does This Mean? If the name “Archegos” rings a bell, it’s because the investment firm [hit]( the headlines last week after dumping its holdings to cover losses from a few ill-advised bets. And since the company had been paying for them by borrowing heavily from the world’s banks, those same banks could now be [facing]( $10 billion worth of losses – almost half of which has [fallen]( on Credit Suisse’s shoulders. That’s expected to push the firm to a $1 billion loss last quarter, and could help explain why it’s trying to preserve its cash by cutting its [dividend]( and freezing [share buybacks](. And considering this is the [second time]( in the last few months that the bank’s short-sighted lending has led to big losses, the firm announced it’s replacing the heads of its risk and investment banking departments too. Go figure. Why Should I Care? For markets: Watch for banks’ earnings later this month. Credit Suisse won’t be the only bank with an Archegos-shaped stain on its balance sheet, but at least the sector’s had a strong quarter otherwise. Banks’ trading departments have benefited big from market volatility and [record]( trading volumes, while their investment banking segments have done brisk business from a [record]( number of [mergers and acquisitions](. Exactly how brisk will become clearer when they report earnings later this month… The bigger picture: Interest rates take with one hand, give with the other. Investors might’ve been spooked by rising long-term [bond yields]( last quarter, but banks were much more upbeat about them. See, short-term bond yields stayed relatively flat, and since banks borrow money at short-term rates and lend money at long-term rates, a [wider]( gap between the two means banks were able to pocket more profit ([tweet this](). You might also like: [How to pick and invest in the best of bank stocks.]( Copy to share story: [( 🙋 [Ask a question](mailto:questions@finimize.com?body=Ask us a question: Where are you writing from? Let us know and we'll mention it when we reply.&noapp=true&subject=Reaction Stations&utm_campaign=daily-global-07-04-2021&utm_source=email) 2. Analyst Take The World’s Biggest Bitcoin Fund Is Broken What’s Going On Here? With a market capitalization of over $35 billion, the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust is [the world’s biggest bitcoin investment fund](. And since it’s a good way for institutional investors to get their hands on the crypto, the fund’s shares have [consistently traded at a premium]( relative to bitcoin’s value. But not any more: the value of the fund sank to [a record low]( relative to its bitcoin investments late last month, and it’s not managed to recover since. That means Grayscale could be an interesting way for you to [invest in bitcoin at a discount](, but only if – and this is a big “if” – the fund can bounce back. That rebound might not depend on [bitcoin’s own movements]( either: buying into a fund meant to replicate an asset doesn’t necessarily mean one-to-one exposure to that asset’s price. So that’s today’s Insight: if the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust really is [a cheap way to buy into bitcoin](, and what it’ll take for the fund to bounce back. [Read or listen to the Insight here]( SPONSORED BY METAMASK Your passport to the decentralized web You know how popular the blockchain is – just look at cryptocurrencies. But the decentralized web is about more than crypto: there’s a whole world of [blockchain-based applications]( out there. And that’s what [MetaMask]( gives you access to. With MetaMask, you’ll be able to [securely access, store, and share digital assets]( like NFTs, participate in crypto and decentralized finance, and even play next-generation Web3 games: it’s a digital wallet and a [gateway to blockchain apps](. And you’ll always be in total control: you’re the only one with access to your account and your assets. That’s probably why MetaMask is already trusted by [more than three million people](. [Download the app today]( and connect to the decentralized web. [Get MetaMask]( Please support our sponsors In Case Of Emergency [In Case Of Emergency] What’s Going On Here? European regulators [agreed]( on Tuesday to let the French government give Air France-KLM almost $5 billion in aid – just what it needs to stay calm in a crisis. What Does This Mean? Air France-KLM almost seems bound to run out of money eventually: the airline’s been burning through almost $12 million every day, and international travel isn’t exactly taking off. But thanks to a [second]( rescue package courtesy of the French government, it’s kept the wolf from the door for a while longer. The bailout does come with some caveats, mind you – namely that Air France-KLM can’t go spending the cash on bonuses, dividends, or share buybacks until the money’s repaid. The French government has its own rules to stick to, agreeing with European legislators that it would cut its stake in the airline – as much as 30% – back to pre-pandemic levels by 2027. Why Should I Care? Zooming in: Low-cost airlines have better odds. There’s another trade-off Air France-KLM will need to make: the airline has to sell 4% of its Paris-Orly airport time slots to airlines whose aircraft are based there, which doesn’t include many low-cost carriers. They might not be happy about that, but it’s not like they have much competition from the big carriers right now: not only do budget airlines have lower operating costs, they also specialize in leisure travel – a market that’s recovering faster than business flights. Zooming out: US travel is on the up again. Rising coronavirus infections might be ruining European travel, but new [analysis]( found that US travel demand had risen to half 2019’s levels by mid-March – the highest since the pandemic began. It even estimated that US domestic air travel will have fully recovered by early next year, with business and international travel to follow in 2023. That’s a lot quicker than expected, and suggests stimulus checks and vaccine rollouts might already be paying off. You might also like: [How to judge the state of Air France-KLM’s fundamentals.]( Copy to share story: [( 🙋 [Ask a question](mailto:questions@finimize.com?body=Ask us a question: Where are you writing from? 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