Some expect the collapse of the SVB to sway the Fed's thinking on monetary policy as it is the first sign of something breaking following the aggressive pace of rate hikes.
"It [the SVB collapse] is the first thing that has broken," Will Rhind, CEO and Founder of GraniteShares told Investing.com’s Yasin Ebrahim in an interview Friday."The Silicon Valley Bank, the 18th largest bank in the U.S. wasn't a tiny, insignificant institution and the collapse was a direct consequence of rising rates."
Investors reined in the bets on a 50 basis points rate hike in March to 38% from nearly 80% earlier this week, according to Investing.com’s The turmoil in banks triggering worries about a systematic banking crisis forced investors to rethink their bets on larger rate hikes at the Federal Reserve’s March meeting even as job gains in February topped estimates.
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The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank is a stark reminder of the risks involved in the stock market. Investors need to remain vigilant and be prepared for volatility. Diversification and a long-term approach are key to weathering market storms like these.
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