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In an attempt to combat surging inflation, the Federal Reserve has implemented its fastest interest rate hikes since the 80s. However, there are potential unintended consequences of swift economic changes raises concerns about severe side effects for banks.
US stocks end the trading day lower as regional bank stocks plummet ahead of an expected rate hike from the Federal Reserve. The Fed is anticipated to raise its benchmark lending rate to tackle high inflation. The broader market reaction to the failure of First Republic Bank on Monday had led some analysts to predict that the worst might be over for regional banks.
While his predecessor Donald Trump eased rules for banks with between $100 billion and $250 billion in assets, Biden urged regulators to instead consider a set of reforms to 'reduce the risk of future banking crisis,' according to a White House fact sheet
Biden's insane spending spree drove up inflation, which led to increased interest rates, which leaves us with a whole lot of struggling midsize banks.