Carson Block: Economic Risks Were Under the Noses of Fed

The video discusses the collapse of several banks in the US, highlighting the lack of scrutiny from regulators and investors. It explores the role of short sellers, who typically focus on misleading practices, and notes that the issues were visible in hindsight. The rapid increase in interest rates and poor risk management by banks are identified as key factors. The video also examines the broader economic implications of leverage and the policies that have created fragility in the financial system.

What does the term 'Fed put' refer to in the context of financial markets?

In what ways were the risks associated with the banks visible to regulators?