From SVB’s Collapse to the Fed’s Balancing Act: A Week of Market Turmoil

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Video: Silicon Valley Bank’s swift collapse prompted regulators to implement a series of emergency measures to stem the fallout and shore up confidence in the banking system. Here's how the week unfolded.

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Video from around the world on the latest news developments, with insight from Wall Street Journal editors and reporters.Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol met in Tokyo on Thursday. Japan said it would ease some export restrictions on South Korea, as the two countries work to repair relations strained by historical disputes.

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Give banks two option: 1) strict regulation and no cap to deposit insurance OR 2) loose regulation and no government insurance. And then let investors and customers choose which one they prefer.

Used to protect the depositors that were wealthy and wok connected this was a Feign

DIe grossen US Banken haben CS Aktien verkauft und US Bank Aktien gekauft?

With Joe Biden in charge you should be very afraid.

QE infinity has resumed. Fed balance sheet has increased by $297B.

What? Like the fed printing a load of money from thin air? Good job we don't have to rely on just newspapers these days.

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These companies had billions of dollars at risk in Silicon Valley BankSee the billions of dollars of unprotected deposits and other holdings that companies had at Silicon Valley Bank, before federal financial regulators stepped in to secure the deposits likely averting a meltdown in the U.S. banking sector. The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., by law, insures deposits of up to $250,000 per account. But these filings showed that many companies held much more in their accounts. If the government hadn’t stepped in, most of this money might have been lost.
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