> The Fed is raising rates and we are taking our medicine. Taking our medicine would imply there are market consequences. It seems the typical gov reaction is

> The Fed is raising rates and we are taking our medicine. Taking our medicine would imply there are market consequences. It seems the typical gov reaction is some form of bailouts to the high end of the market combined with regulation to further limit the market to a few giant monopolies. All the matters to people is not ruffling feathers, a sense of security, not about actually solving the root problems that SVB took a massive gamble on mortgages and no one seemed to care. Gov focusing on helping the depositors is fine. But it sounds like the vast, vast majority of SVBs depositors will be made whole. So that's probably not even necessary. The Yallen stuff is most likely about calming the market, not direct intervention.