The Bleeding Regional Banking secto

by Jasper C. Market Researcher

Due to the recent liquidity crisis of Q1 2023, the banking sector in the US is projected to witness a staggering YoY 20% drop in their earnings for FY2023.

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Due to the recent liquidity crisis of Q1 2023, the banking sector in the US is projected to witness a staggering YoY 20% drop in their earnings for FY2023. Bank deposits in the US shrunk by more than $1 trillion within a year at the height of the banking crisis as of March, signalling a record drop in bank activity for the upcoming quarters.

Bank profitability is estimated to deteriorate further as assets like Commercial Real Estate (CRE) loans, totalling more than $1.5 trillion, are due for repayment within the next 3 years. This comes as the commercial property sector is in a downturn where its transaction volume fell by a whopping 57% in the past quarter, as per CBRE.

Read on as Jasper Colins Market Watchdog explores the regional banking crisis as asset values are being drained by the macroeconomic environment, and a credit contraction is being hailed as a certainty by experts.