SVB’s collapse: What will a more balanced US economy look like at the metro level?

The Fed reminds investors of rising rates and Silicon Valley Bank's (SVB) collapse underscores how local economic conditions ripple out.
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By Conor Sen

The Federal Reserve has been reminding investors that it intends to keep raising rates until it cools inflation closer to its 2% target and restores balance to the economy. But it is focused on the national picture. What will a more balanced US economy look like at the metro level?

Some places will always do better than others, and the post-pandemic economy is no different. The Silicon Valley Bank failure has underscored how local economic conditions can ripple through a region in unexpected ways. 

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