US Household Net Worth Crashed By Most Ever In Q2
Sept 9, 2022 12:44:53 GMT -5
Post by schwartzie on Sept 9, 2022 12:44:53 GMT -5
US Household Net Worth Crashed By Most Ever In Q2
BY TYLER DURDEN
FRIDAY, SEP 09, 2022 - 12:30 PM
Globally, debt and equity capital markets lost around $23 trillion of 'wealth' in Q2 as Putin's invasion sent commodity prices higher, slammed stocks on recession fears, and central banks around the world engaged in policy-tightening to battle the inflationary monster at their doors.
Source: Bloomberg
In the US, The Fed's Flow of Funds data issued today shows that US Households lost a shocking $6.1 trillion in Q2 - the largest quarterly loss ever (bigger than the aggregate loss reported in Q1 2020 during the peak of COVID lockdown policies around the world)...
Source: Bloomberg
We do caveat that drop with the words we shared for Q1:
"This number is garbage and only makes sense if households were allowed to mark their own stock prices... the real net worth drop could be multiples of this..."
This is the second consecutive quarterly drop in net worth (after falling about $147 billion in the first quarter), dragging the total down to $143.8 trillion... as The Fed balance sheet begins to rollover...
Source: Bloomberg
And this is all happening against a background of the "strongest economy ever..."
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BY TYLER DURDEN
FRIDAY, SEP 09, 2022 - 12:30 PM
Globally, debt and equity capital markets lost around $23 trillion of 'wealth' in Q2 as Putin's invasion sent commodity prices higher, slammed stocks on recession fears, and central banks around the world engaged in policy-tightening to battle the inflationary monster at their doors.
Source: Bloomberg
In the US, The Fed's Flow of Funds data issued today shows that US Households lost a shocking $6.1 trillion in Q2 - the largest quarterly loss ever (bigger than the aggregate loss reported in Q1 2020 during the peak of COVID lockdown policies around the world)...
Source: Bloomberg
We do caveat that drop with the words we shared for Q1:
"This number is garbage and only makes sense if households were allowed to mark their own stock prices... the real net worth drop could be multiples of this..."
This is the second consecutive quarterly drop in net worth (after falling about $147 billion in the first quarter), dragging the total down to $143.8 trillion... as The Fed balance sheet begins to rollover...
Source: Bloomberg
And this is all happening against a background of the "strongest economy ever..."
link
