SVB collapse means more stock-market volatility: What investors need to know
Economía El colapso de SVB significa más volatilidad en el mercado de valores: lo que los inversores deben saber Hace 4 minutos Noticias de Bitcoin Ethereum It‘s all eyes on federal banking regulators as investors sift through the aftermath of last week’s market-rattling collapse of Silicon Valley Bank. The name of the game — and the key to a near-term market bounce — could be a deal that makes depositors at Silicon Valley Bank, or SVB, whole, analysts said. And efforts by regulators appeared to be focused on soothing worries over the ability of companies to access uninsured deposits — most such deposits exceed the FDICs $250,000 cap — in order to prevent runs similar to the event that capsized SVB from occurring elsewhere. “If a deal gets struck tonight that doesnt haircut depositors, the market is going to rally strongly,” said Barry Knapp, managing partner and director of research at Ironsides Macroeconomics, in a phone interview Sunday afternoon. A “haircut” would mean investors receiving less than the full value of their deposits. Conversely, measures that fall short on that front could spark an ugly reaction, he said. U.S. stock-index futures opened higher Sunday night, perhaps reflecting tentative optimism around a resolution. Investors will also be assessing the fallout