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How much deleveraging has occurred in the U.S. economy to date? Judging from the chart below, courtesy of Bianco Research, not much at all. Actually, we have increased our aggregate credit market ...

Deleveraging is a financial step corporations take to reduce leverage, or debt, by raising capital, selling off assets, and/or making spending cuts where necessary.

Deleveraging May Be Driving Stock Sell-Off Stocks have sold off sharply in Europe, Asia and the U.S. One analyst says much of the decline stems from a global "deleveraging" that will continue for ...

Households took a big hit to their balance sheets during the financial panic. They lost equity in their homes they thought they could depend upon, and the loss looks permanent. They also took big ...

Why China’s Deleveraging Has Faltered. China’s campaign to curb financial risks had notable successes in 2016 and 2017 but the ugly side effects are now coming home to roost . By .

The process of deleveraging contracts the economy and puts downward pressure on GDP. The first scenario - deleveraging -- shrinks M2. The second scenario - leveraging -- expands M2.

Jan. 28 (Bloomberg) -- I have structured my investmentthemes for 2013 in two ways. The first is geared toward thecurrent “risk on” climate, even though I doubt it willendure. The other is a ...

Beijing has spent much of the past three years trying to stabilize debt levels in the Chinese economy, with some initial success. It is now apparent that the campaign is effectively at an end.

The "Deleveraging" Myth. The term 'deleveraging' refers to the action of decreasing financial debt levels by attempting to pay off current obligations being held on the balance sheet.

Bitcoin (BTC) exchanges are getting a key “deleveraging event,” which should shape future gains, new research says. In one of its “Quicktake” blog posts on March 17, onchain analytics ...

E*TRADE (ETFC) has successfully brought down its total debt to $1 billion—a reduction of ~50% over the past few quarters.