Cathie Wood raises fears there are ‘serious liquidity issues in the U.S. banking system’ as Trump tariffs hit

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As President Trump's tariffs took effect, the fund manager famous for her aggressive bets on Tesla is calling for a coordinated fiscal and monetary policy stimulus to restore flagging market confidence.

The spread turned negative months ago as banks struggled to absorb the $29 billion in U.S.debt rolled over to refinance the deficit.

SOFR stands for Secured Overnight Financing Rate, which is the price banks charge each other for lending against collateral.

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Author / Journalist: Christiaan Hetzner

Category: EconomyBusiness

Markets: United States

Topics: Banks Economy U.S. Department of the Treasury American manufacturing Lending Inflation Tariffs and trade U.S. Manufacturing Donald Trump Autos Manufacturing Recession

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Published On: 2025-04-09 @ 14:58:37 (1 weeks ago)

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