US BANKS COULD HIDE TROUBLED LOANS UNDER NEW REPORTING RULES – FT

@FirstSquawk Can’t see problems with this

@FirstSquawk There’s no way someone’s proposing this again

@FirstSquawk Just change the numbers from SnP 6420 to 12700. Quicker.

@FirstSquawk US Banks:

@FirstSquawk No way! But they passed stress test in flying colours? Weird

@FirstSquawk Ahahaha

@FirstSquawk @cayko83 Is we getting 28 crash?

@FirstSquawk They changed this in 2023 how the report delinquencies. Just waiting for extend and pretend to end and have to mark things to market when they are forced to sell. Seems like we are getting closer.

@FirstSquawk @TheHoustonWade

@FirstSquawk they do it now

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@FirstSquawk Seriously????

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@FirstSquawk @grok when did new reporting rule start?what is it?

@FirstSquawk Sweet!

@FirstSquawk @grok What new rules are being implemented ?

@FirstSquawk 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@FirstSquawk Trying to get ahead of bad news maybe?

@FirstSquawk Transparency shrinking while delinquencies rising? That’s not a confidence policy, it’s a confidence game.

@FirstSquawk Oh goody. Sub Prime Round 2: Loan Boogaloo

@FirstSquawk Hiding the Truth is good for markets!!!!!!

@FirstSquawk Capitalism at it's finest

@FirstSquawk @ankitatIIMA @Susmit_999

@FirstSquawk @grok it means more inflation? Does it encourage corruption?