Shadow Banking and U.S. Banks

This chapter examines the rising exposure of U.S. banks to shadow banks following the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, highlighting a staggering surge in loans to non-depository financial institutions. It discusses the cautious shift in banking behavior towards prioritizing government bonds while lending to the real economy remains stagnant, reflecting broader economic concerns and the potential risk of recession.

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