So now the banks in the US are short $51,032,000,000... they had $42,281,000,000 in November... and now have -$8,751,000,000 according to the Federal Reserve, who regulate such matters. (Look in the second column of numbers... Depository Institutions - Non-Borrowed Reserves).
This means that the banks in the United States who are depository institutions are now $48,930,000,000 below what the are required to have as reserves.
Maybe I'm being a tin-foil-hat conspiracy theorist, but aren't banks supposed to be where the money is?
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