Commercial bank deposits have plunged since the failures of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank.
But what if we told you that bank deposits had been on a steady decline since hitting a peak in April 2022?
That’s right.
In the last year, bank deposits have decreased by nearly $1 trillion, from a record high of $18.158 trillion to $17.179 trillion.
Interestingly enough, you would think deposits would head in the other direction since interest rates were on the rise and consumers would receive a better rate on return.
Nobody really knows what is going on on this front.
But it is worth monitoring in the coming weeks.
GABRIEL MORROW says
Quantitative tightining. Slowly reducing the money supply. Bringing about banking collapse.