US bank deregulation could unlock roughly $2.6 trillion in lending power

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The U.S. just made a major financial move — bank deregulation that could unlock $2.6 trillion in lending power. 💰 But what does that really mean for you, for small businesses, and for the overall economy?  In this video, we break down:  How new capital rule rollbacks free up bank lending capacity  Why regulators say it’ll boost economic growth  The hidden risks — from looser oversight to potential financial instability  How this shift could affect loans, mortgages, and credit markets   This is one of the biggest banking stories of 2025 — and it could shape U.S. finance for years to come.  👉 Watch till the end to understand whether this $2.6 trillion boost is smart growth or a risky repeat of 2008.  #USBanking #FinanceNews #Deregulation #EconomicPolicy #FinancialStability #CreditMarkets #MoneyExplained #SmallBusiness #Investing #FinanceShorts

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00:00I'm sure you've heard the news. U.S. banks unlocked 2.6 trillion dollars in extra lending

00:06power. Let's break down the upside and the risks in 45 seconds. More lending means more loans,

00:12homes, small businesses projects, which can fuel growth and job creation. But more credit can also

00:18push debt levels up and make the system riskier if underwriting loosens. For borrowers, bigger

00:24access, potentially lower rates. For savers, pressure on yields and bank stability questions.

00:30Regulators will aim to balance growth with safeguards, but watch for higher inflation or

00:35asset bubbles. Bottom line, opportunities for expansion paired with real risks. Stay informed

00:41and borrow smart.

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