The #Fed will help the #banks. They don't care about #oil or #commodities. They probably want a decline in building commodities to offset possible interest rate difficulty for housing, and the lack of workers in the housing market that drive costs up.
While the new normal pushes rates down, it would be great if rates were just a little higher, which would allow for #banks to take more risk in lending. I don't see rates exploding, however.
If these nations default, as in if #Trump cuts their #imports to the US forcing the defaults, our #banks could be in real trouble. I can't imagine how another credit crisis would help the United States prosper.
“Oil Is The Fed’s Canary”: Is The Fed “Sleepwalking Into A Policy Mistake”?
The #Fed will help the #banks. They don't care about #oil or #commodities. They probably want a decline in building commodities to offset possible interest rate difficulty for housing, and the lack of workers in the housing market that drive costs up.
Repeal Of Dodd-Frank Could Have Big Consequences
While the new normal pushes rates down, it would be great if rates were just a little higher, which would allow for #banks to take more risk in lending. I don't see rates exploding, however.
The Emerging Markets Are About to Feel the Pain of a Soaring Dollar
If these nations default, as in if #Trump cuts their #imports to the US forcing the defaults, our #banks could be in real trouble. I can't imagine how another credit crisis would help the United States prosper.
New Rules Will Derail Europe’s Financial System In 2018
So, banks are hoarding #bonds for this new rule and #banks are hoarding bonds as non banking financial institutions play a dangerous game of basing their collateral stability on equities as collateral. That appears to be another slippery slope: www.talkmarkets.com/.../bizarre-collateral-in-securities-lending-exposed-by-bank-of-mellon