Group of financial institutions in talks to deposit $20 – $30 billion in First Republic

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Sources say that a group of financials institutions are in talks to deposit $20 billion in First Republic and attempt to save the company, build confidence, and keep the deposit base solid. The stock has been halted and is trading at $30.14 down -$1.02 or -3.27%.

Meanwhile the

  • Dow Industrial Average has pushed to a new session high of 32214.28. The price is currently up 316 points or 0.99%.
  • S&P index is up 60 points or 1.55% at 3952.53
  • NASDAQ index is up 246 points or 2.15% at 11680.03

UPDATE: The shares are reopened and trades at $34.28 up $3.12 or 10.01%

Bloomberg and the WSJ says the save would be $30B

Meanwhile in the US debt market, yields are higher with the two-year of now up 21 basis points or 4.186%. That is the potential negative. The 10 year yield is up 9.1 basis points to 3.584%

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