Name: Why strong balance balance sheets at systemically important banks means the risk of further contagion is lower than previous banking crises
Uploaded: 2023-03-28T09:49:38.457886+00:00
Duration: 1814 s
Channel: Vox Markets
Description: Why strong balance balance sheets at systemically important banks means the risk of further contagion is lower than previous banking crises

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Why strong balance balance sheets at systemically important banks means the risk of further contagion is lower than previous banking crises

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Vox Markets talks to Jamie Constable of Singer Capital Markets about macroeconomic developments over a tumultuous month that brought fears of a GFC-style banking crisis and more nasty inflation surprises, offset by the continued strength of the consumer economy.

<p>Vox Markets talks to Jamie Constable of Singer Capital Markets about macroeconomic developments over a tumultuous month that brought fears of a GFC-style banking crisis and more nasty inflation surprises, offset by the continued strength of the consumer economy.</p>

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