The Global Bank Crisis, Recession Fears and the State of Business: 3 Things to Watch | Market Takes

This week will bring another Congressional hearing with the Fed, data on how much money banks are borrowing, the latest look at consumer sentiment and spending as well as important inflation data. I’ll explain what to watch for and break down what it all means for the market, the economy and everyday Americans.

Market Takes is a stripped-down and straight-up livestream where I'll cut through the noise and break down the week's most important market trends, reports and economic data. Tune in to understand what will be moving markets each week and why.

I’m Dion Rabouin, a WSJ reporter covering markets and the economy. I’ll be diving into all things finance, from the popular and well-known — like crypto and stocks — to the complex and intricate — like leveraged loans, derivatives and private equity. Subscribe to join me as I take a deep dive into what’s making money move and why it matters.

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[DionRabouinWSJ]

How worried are you about a U.S. recession this year?

[VictorAntares]

man, so much to keep track of. that's why we need pros like you to help keep everything straight

[HectorRodriguez-qfij]

Your videos are very helpful . Thank you!

[Fetchem]

Thanks bro. Appreciate you and what you’re doing!

[JeffTMagic]

Appreciate these videos and how you explain what all of this means. Keep up the great work

[jaffarhussainkhant]

Providing short explanation in between of about the economic indicators is quite useful! Thanks

[bikrambarua]

Great spread of events ahead . Thanks for laying out what to look for the coming week .

[MegaHugro]

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[mitchell.]

Do you have a guess where PCE revisions will go for the previous month(s)?

[phizzhead]

There is more debt owed than money to pay off that debt

[wilhelmvanbabbenburg]

So all of a sudden, the government is important... It has to save big business and banks

[johnd.]

It really has the feeling of permanent pessimistic trades have been cemented in. I think the Fed rate hikes have permanently devalued the market and its potential for future expectations. I'm from the generation that went through the year 2000. I remember between 1996 and 2000. The last 23 years have been terrible. Starting a 401k plan has been a terrible idea. I'm a permanent bear now. If there's anything you can count on is " it will get worse. "

[aymanraouf]

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