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The Silent Credit Crunch: Is a Liquidity Collapse About to Shock Global Markets?
🚨 The Silent Credit Crunch: The Signal No One’s Watching 🚨
While everyone’s celebrating Big Tech earnings and new highs, the real story is happening under the surface — in the repo market.
On October 31st, the Fed’s Standing Repo Facility quietly surged past $20 billion, the highest on record. That’s not a random spike — it’s a liquidity warning.
Bank reserves are falling.
Repo rates are spiking.
And Big Tech’s “free cash flow” boom? Inflated by stock-based compensation.
This is what a silent credit crunch looks like — it starts quietly… and ends violently.
💡 We’re tracking how this liquidity squeeze could flip sentiment across equities, crypto, and commodities — before the headlines catch up.
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