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29.03.26 - 19:48
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I′m Sorry, But The Fed Has Run Out Of Road (ZeroHedge)
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I'm Sorry, But The Fed Has Run Out Of Road
Submitted by QTR's Fringe Finance
There is a special kind of denial that only financial markets can sustain. It is the quiet insistence that everything is fine because the S&P is only down about 10%, as if that number alone captures the health of an entire financial system. It is the belief that until equities are in full free fall, nothing truly serious can be happening underneath.
But as we know, underneath, things are already starting to break.
That is the part people are not fully appreciating. If a modest correction is enough to expose fragility in private credit that is already spilling over to counterparties and sectors like real estate, what exactly happens when there is a real downturn, the kind that actually forces price discovery instead of delaying it?
It does not stop at private credit. Private credit flows into private equity, which depends on leverage to generate returns. Private equity flows into commercial real estate, which is...
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29.03.26 - 00:00
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US treasury department demands retraction of story on increased oversight of Federal Reserve (The Guardian)
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Treasury department said Financial Times article about Scott Bessent's views on Fed oversight was 'manufactured' The US treasury department demanded on Friday that the Financial Times (FT) retract a report on treasury secretary Scott Bessent's views on the Federal Reserve, accusing the newspaper of publishing “false claims” in a formal complaint escalated to the outlet's parent company, Nikkei Inc.The email from treasury officials, addressed to senior editors at the FT and Nikkei, disputed multiple claims in the story and criticized the headline as misrepresenting the underlying reporting. Continue reading......
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27.03.26 - 17:54
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Finanzwissen von Frauen: EZB treibt Bildung voran (DW)
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Viele Frauen engagieren sich bei Finanzthemen zu wenig - mit Folgen für Vermögen, Verschuldung und Vorsorge fürs Alter. Die EZB plant daher Maßnahmen, um das finanzielle Wissen zu verbessern - auch aus eigenem Interesse....
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