Nt is hosted by the brookings institution. David good morning, everybody im director of financial policy here at brookings. Id like to welcome you to this event, both the people in the room and people watching remotely. Our subject today is what lessons we have learned from the really interesting episodes of march, 2023,. A year ago the Global Financial system sthiferred most significant banking stress the Global Financial crisis of 20072008. As you all probably know, Silicon Valley bank failed prompting the fdic take it over in the middle of the day couldnt even wait until the weekend, which is really unusual. Its tempting to see this as a oneoff event. Silicon valley was, for want of a better term, unusual. Almost all its deposits were uninsured, it was woefully unprepared for an increase in Interest Rates, but it was followed by what some have called the panic of 20 if thenature bank and First Republic and oversea credit suisse. To arrest what u. S. Authorities feared was a spreadin
It coin is still above 70,000. It is taking a dive of about 2. 2 lower. Some midday movers on the equity side, oracle shares are surging on earnings and Strong Demand for cloud computing. Southwest airlines plunging on the announcement it plans to cut capacity. , halt most hiring, and review spending plans. Down 14 on the day. We have seen some volatility throughout the day. We have seen it writing higher. We are now back above or nearly at 460 on the day. That is where we started last week as well. We have seen 11 basis point move with inflation riding hot. The 10 year also moving. To talk more about the yield action and the inflation data, mike mckee joints me now. Mike we have to decide whether this is hot or not. Tim put it well in the last halfhour when he said it is a little warmer than we expected. This should say nerd alert underneath me at the moment, because we are going to take this out to three decimal places. There isnt a lot of change between february and january. It has
Cspan is your unfiltered view of government. Were funded be by these Television Companies and were including buckeye broadband. Buckeye broadband supports cspan as a Public Service along with these other television provers. Giving you a front row seat to democracy. Republican congressman Patrick Mchenry of north carolina, chair of the House Financial Services committee, spoke about the collapses of Silicon Valley bank and Signature Bank last year, two of the largest Bank Failures in u. S. History. Congressman mchenry discussed the role of the Federal Reserve and federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Bank Regulation and Risk Management. Thisookings institution. Q3 david good morning, everybody, im director of financialhere a. Id like to welcome you to this event, both the people in the room and people watching remotely. Our subject today is what lessons we have learned from the really interesting episodes of march, 2023. A year ago the Global Financial system sthiferred most significant
Us in a couple minutes. Plus, nova nordisk is experimenting with an obesity drug. And big tech struggles. Apple, those shares are looking for a bounce after a sixday selloff. Tesla, similar story. No longer one of the most valuable s p 500 companies. Lets begin with the 1 billion Equity Investment led by liberty strategic capital. Hes going to join us in a few moments. Got some clarifications today. More data on deposits, the percentage that are insured and so forth. I think its important to know when the former secretary of treasury did a previous deal, which was a deal involving a bank that really was one of the worst run banks in the country, came in, had the bid that was best for the ftic. The cover bid, much lower. It ended up making him a lot of money. Thats being dredged up as somehow against him. The reason i mention that is because the risks may even be bigger here. If only just because were dealing with so many rentcontrol units and the law changed ip2019 to make it so those
All right, folk, it aint all pretty, but liz is. Liz oh, charles, thank you so much is. [laughter] and the markets arent bad looking either. Okay, enough. We are watching the markets always very closely as we kick off the final hour of trade. Right now green on the screen. Folks, the s p 500 at a record, it needs to close up 32 points. Right now it is up 47. The nasdaq needs to be up 243 points for a record. It was but right now its up 227. So slightly below that. But at 3 p. M. Eastern, right now, we are also keeping our eye out on the credit card issuers and some of the big banks behind them as we wait headlines from the feds Monthly Consumer credit report. May have the power to move the markets. Its released on the fifth business day of the month. Its almost a temperature gauge of Consumer Health because it covers most credit extended to individuals including auto and student lobes, but it ex loans, but it excludes loans secured by reality. Last month the Federal Reserve bank of new