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Draining the FDIC?s Emergency Reserve The Second Half of the Bank Crisis, Kicking off Now Hi Reade

Draining the FDIC’s Emergency Reserve [The Daily FWD] April 30, 2024 [UNSUBSCRIBE]( The Second Half of the Bank Crisis, Kicking off Now Hi Reader, Here’s what our editors are looking at today… [Click here to learn more]( News: Dave Gonigam – Bank Crisis 2024 Conventional wisdom has it that the bank blowups in the spring of 2023 were a one-off: Silicon Valley Bank, First Republic, et al. were a freak occurrence brought about by the Federal Reserve raising interest rates at the fastest clip in over 40 years. And as the official narrative went — dutifully parroted by corporate media — the whole thing blew over after only two months. Wrong: The second half of the banking crisis kicked off after the close of business Friday afternoon. More and bigger failures are in store. We’re talking about banks with up to $900 billion in total assets that are at risk. Will that be enough to drain the FDIC’s emergency reserve? And what then? 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Another name was “Goldilocks” on the view that Fed policy was “not too hot, not too cold, just right!” another tribute to Fed finesse. It’s all nonsense: a narrative designed to lull investors into complacency and to buy more stocks. The truth is the Fed has no idea what it’s doing, the Fed doesn’t matter that much anyway and Wall Street is in the tagalong business, not real forecasting. [⇒ Read More Here]( [Click here to learn more]( Politics: Sean Ring – Sanctions For Thee, But Not For Me… As if we didn’t have enough proof that these sanctions against Russia were a complete disaster. But this takes the cake. What if I told you the Biden Administration, such as it is, has loosened sanctions for some Russian banks because of the adverse effects on Americans’ energy costs? Yes, folks, we have definitive proof that these misguided sanctions are directly impacting your daily lives and hurting Americans where it hurts the most: in their wallets. 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