Bond Value Dynamics
Rising interest rates lead to a decrease in bond values, as older bonds with lower yields must be sold at a discount. This situation creates a liquidity crisis, forcing banks to sell bonds to meet withdrawal demands. Additionally, a concentrated customer base among a few venture capitalists triggered a rapid withdrawal of funds, igniting a run on the bank.In this clip
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