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Econ-IntelJul 21, 2023

Deutsche Bank fined $186 million dollars by the Federal Reserve for unsafe and unsound practices and sanction and money laundering violations.
Get banking industry news as it breaks: https://econ-intel.com/banking-industry-news/

#news #banks #bankingIndustry #economics #economy

Banking Industry News

Banking industry news straight from the source. Covering the largest banking institutions across the industry globally.

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Econ-IntelJul 7, 2023

Has your financial media told you that the Fed is losing money? That seems like a big deal to us, but it’s pretty quiet out there. July 5th marked the 42nd consecutive week that the Federal Reserve has lost money since their accrued earnings account had plunged negative. This is highly unusual and has significant economic implications.
Full story as it develops: https://econ-intel.com/federal-reserves-losses-dashboard-and-data/

How has most of the media missed this?
#media #news #economics #finance #followfriday @economics

2nd largest loss in the series

Charts showing the Federal Reserve's accrued losses, by week, total, and average weekly loss in million from Sept 21, 2022 through Feb 15, 2023.The most recent week ending February 15th 2023 was the 2nd largest loss in this period $2.901 billion. The only loss that was larger was in the prior week. The average weekly loss for the period rose to $1.381 (billion) per week. Cumulative loss is now $33.135 (billion).

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Econ-IntelJul 6, 2023
Money supply growth beyond GDP and inflation rates both declining. However, unlike in the 1970s, the money supply growth beyond GDP has not turned negative. Interesting similarities and interesting differences. Full details: https://econ-intel.com/money-supply-and-inflation-dashboard/
#inflation #economy #economics @economics
Money Supply and Inflation Dashboard

This dashboard examines the relationship between growth in the money supply and the rate of inflation via graph and narrative explanation.

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Econ-IntelJun 16, 2023

TD Bank bills itself as America's most convenient bank. Meanwhile, in the real world, customers aren't receiving their direct deposits.

Keep an eye on the banking industry: https://econ-intel.com/banking-dashboard/

Dig deep into any bank's finances here: https://econ-intel.com/product-category/is-my-bank-safe-latest-reports/

#Newstodon #FollowFriday #economics #economy #finance #Banks

Banking Dashboard

A banking dashboard containing graphs and analysis. Discusses the financial health, liquidity and risk factors in the banking Industry.

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Econ-IntelMay 12, 2023

After the failure of SVB we cautioned (original article: https://econ-intel.com/bank-failures-solved-or-just-on-hiatus/) that financial data did not support the assertion by multiple regulatory bodies that the banking system was resilient and on a solid foundation.
Since that time, First Republic Bank has also failed. This bank was even larger (by asset value) than Silicon Valley Bank.

The underlying numbers have improved little.

#bank #banks #economics #finance @economics

Bank borrowings from the Federal Reserve surrounding the bank failures of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank.

Shows the Federal Reserve's lending to banks surrounding the time period of the Silicone Valley and Signature Bank failures. On March 8th, the Fed was lending $4.4 billion to banks. The following week, that figure had grown by $140.6 billion and the Fed was lending $145 billion to banks. A week later, March 22nd, the Fed extended another $185.1 billion and was lending $330.2 billion. These figures do not include any lending related to the Paycheck Protection Program.

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Econ-IntelApr 28, 2023

Where you get your #news matters. Here is Yahoo's take on the situation at First Republic Bank. We Do Not see a bullish trending stock that is significantly undervalued.

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Econ-IntelApr 14, 2023
Most have heard the line that greed causes inflation. Is it the culprit? Or should we dig a little deeper? Econ-Intel teamed up with Ed Dolan @DolanEcon to provide a couple of perspectives on the subject.
Here's the down-low: https://econ-intel.com/does-greed-cause-inflation-some-perspective/
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Does greed cause inflation

Large amount of cash. Illustrating greed. When considering if greed causes inflation.

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Econ-IntelMar 17, 2023

Fed Losses Take on New Significance Due to Backstopping Bank Failures as of the Half Year Anniversary.

The Fed also has un-realized losses on their books (more than a trillion as of last report) and is losing money. Yes, they can create more money at will, but any such creation will run directly counter to their efforts to fight inflation.
https://econ-intel.com/federal-reserves-losses-dashboard-and-data/
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#risk #economics #economy #FederalReserve #FedLosses

2nd largest loss in the series

Charts showing the Federal Reserve's accrued losses, by week, total, and average weekly loss in million from Sept 21, 2022 through Feb 15, 2023.The most recent week ending February 15th 2023 was the 2nd largest loss in this period $2.901 billion. The only loss that was larger was in the prior week. The average weekly loss for the period rose to $1.381 (billion) per week. Cumulative loss is now $33.135 (billion).

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Econ-IntelMar 2, 2023
Federal Reserve Losses continue:
Another two billion two hundred seventy-nine million --- just last week. Details on what is happening in the link below. I'll comment on this post with an article related to the why and what it means.
Details: https://econ-intel.com/federal-reserves-losses-dashboard-and-data/
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2nd largest loss in the series

Charts showing the Federal Reserve's accrued losses, by week, total, and average weekly loss in million from Sept 21, 2022 through Feb 15, 2023.The most recent week ending February 15th 2023 was the 2nd largest loss in this period $2.901 billion. The only loss that was larger was in the prior week. The average weekly loss for the period rose to $1.381 (billion) per week. Cumulative loss is now $33.135 (billion).

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Econ-IntelFeb 27, 2023
We have made a few posts tracking and discussing that the Federal Reserve is losing money. Obviously, this is a very bizarre outcome. Additionally, it eliminates the funds that the Fed provides to the treasury. How and why is this happening? That and related peculiar accounting procedures are discussed:
https://econ-intel.com/fed-losses-the-fed-is-losing-money-federal-reserve-balance-sheet/
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#economics #MonetaryPolicy #money
Fed Losses: the Fed is Losing Money

The Federal Reserve (Fed) is losing money. What these Fed losses mean is explained, as is the impact on the Federal Reserve Balance Sheet.

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