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The alleged ‘sweeping betrayal of trust’ that rocked Zions bank and spooked Wall Street cnbc
…”Zions Bancorporation lost $1 billion of its valuation in a single day on Thursday after disclosing $60 million worth of loans it had made that were unlikely to be repaid.
What led to that point was a messy, tangled web of loans that Zions said were surreptitiously subordinated by the borrowers all while the collateral was effectively eliminated.” …/.
“sweeping betrayl of trust”: glory to the betrayors ?
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BoC’s macklem is likely trying to mask the stink of crap data pilling upon crap data of canadian economy:
Bank of Canada to focus more on risks, will try to be forward-looking, head says – rtrs
… “We will be using a new base case projection to look forward against the background of heightened uncertainty … I’m hoping we can be a bit more forward looking,” Macklem said.
He added that there was still a lot of uncertainty even though it lower than the levels seen in February and March. …/..
The central bank is due to release the rate decision and its latest economic forecasts on October 29 when it will also resume issuing forecasts for the economy and inflation, a practice it discontinued earlier this year citing heightened uncertainty due to a constant threat of tariffs.
also … bessent bought more MORE Argentinian crap
Oct 17 (Reuters) – The U.S. Treasury bought Argentine pesos in the spot and “Blue Chip Swap” markets on Thursday and it continues to monitor all markets, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said on Friday.
“Treasury is monitoring all markets, and we have the capacity to act with flexibility and with force to stabilize Argentina,” he said in a post on X.40
US Stocks Rise on Trade Optimism, Bank Rebound
Wall Street edged higher on Friday as investor sentiment improved following President Trump’s comments easing fears of further trade escalation with China and as regional bank stocks rebounded from steep losses.
The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq 100 gained 0.2% each, while Dow Jones rose over 150 points.
Trump confirmed plans to meet Chinese President Xi Jinping later this month, noting that 100% tariffs on Chinese goods would not be sustainable for either economy.
Consumer staples, energy, and financials led the gains, while materials and utilities lagged.
Regional lenders such as Zions Bancorp and Western Alliance, which tumbled Thursday on loan concerns, recovered 4% to 6%.
Strong earnings from Fifth Third Bancorp, Truist Financial, and Huntington Bancshares helped restore confidence in the sector.
The KBW Regional Bank Index climbed 1.2%, rebounding from its steepest drop since April, as all major US indices stayed on track for weekly gains.
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