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Bank Deposits Could Drop for First Time Since World War II
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wsj.comU.S. banks have a streak of increasing deposits as a group every year since at least World War II. This year could break it.
Over the past two months, bank analysts have slashed their expectations for deposit levels at the biggest banks. The 24 institutions that make up the benchmark KBW Nasdaq Bank Index are now expected to see a 6% decline in deposits this year. Those 24 banks account for nearly 60% of what was $19 trillion in deposits in December, according to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
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