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Why Banks Are Getting Worried...

Predictions from this Video

Total: 9
Correct: 0
Incorrect: 0
Pending: 9
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Prediction
Topic
Status
Underwater assets at banks have worsened and are being ignored by most people.
"these quote underwater assets have not gotten better from many other banks in fact they've gotten worse and most people are ignoring this"
Banking Sector
Pending
Bond prices have fallen further since the SVB collapse due to rising interest rates.
"between Silicon Valley Bank collapsing and today interest rates have gone higher and higher because of the Federal Reserve bank and so naturally that means that bond prices have fallen further"
Banking Sector
Pending
Banks hold a near-record amount of bonds on their balance sheets.
"Banks own a near record amount of bonds on their balance sheets"
Banking Sector
Pending
Banks are holding many bonds that are currently worth less than their purchase price.
"Banks are holding on to a lot of these bonds that are now underwater"
Banking Sector
Pending
Banks that are not generating enough profit to cover their costs may face a credit crisis.
"if banks are not making enough money to continue servicing their costs that could push more and more Banks into this credit crisis"
Banking Sector
Pending
Continued cash outflows, lower revenues, and higher expenses, particularly with increased debt costs, will eventually lead to more breaking points in the banking sector.
"if you continue to see cash outflows if you continue to see lower revenues if you continue to see higher expenses especially with these higher debt costs eventually that's going to lead to more breaking points"
Banking Sector
Pending
Several economic factors are expected to impact 2024 and 2025, including student loan changes, higher interest rates, persistent inflation, a slowing job market, and debt readjustments for corporations and commercial landlords.
"we have a lot of different changes is coming into 2024 number one is we have the changes with student loans number two is we have the impacts of the higher interest rates number three is we still have high inflation number four you're seeing a slowing job market and number five we have a lot of debt that's going to start readjusting in 2024 and 2025 for corporations and Commercial landlords"
Economy
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Wells Fargo predicts a recession in the housing market due to high mortgage rates.
"Well Fargo just put out a warning saying that they believe a recession is coming to the housing market because of the higher mortgage rates"
Housing Market
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Bank of America anticipates increased turbulence in the housing market.
"Bank of America also in October put out a statement saying that they believe there's going to be more turbulence coming to the housing market"
Housing Market
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