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U.S. household debt rises for the 21st straight quarter

November 14, 2019, 12:21 AM by Alex Mark
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Here's the chart:https://t.co/6e0OrhYuAm

— Nick Reece (@nicholastreece) November 13, 2019

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Powells claiming Repo intervention is not easing. Hes lying. JP Morgan left the market b/c such bad returns. That sent overnight rates soaring. If Fed hadn’t intervened, banks would have raised bank deposit rates to fund themselves. People would sell stocks and put it in banks.
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