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More large US companies are taking shelter in bankruptcy court, Nvidia is on course to become the first chipmaker to be valued at more than $1tn, and Turkish voters go back to the polls to pick their next president. 

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A new week, a new episode, a new report from the Federal Reserve. This time, the aptly named Senior Loan Officer Opinion Survey shows banks are pulling back on lending. We’ll break down the survey’s results and explain why some are getting credit crunch vibes. Plus, government workers are suing over the debt limit. And in the Make Me Smile department, we’re decoding emoji and imagining flinging rockets into space.

Here’s everything we talked about today:

• • “California Panel Calls for Billions in Reparations for Black Residents” from The New York Times

• • “California panel calls for billions in reparations for descendants of slaves” from NPR

• • “Fed report shows banks worried about conditions ahead, with focus on slowing economy and deposit outflows” from CNBC

• • “Government employees union sues Yellen, Biden over ‘unconstitutional’ debt limit law” from The Hill

• • “Just 37 members of Congress are mothers with minor children” from The 19th

• • “ChatFished: How to Lose Friends and Alienate People With A.I.” from The New York Times

• • “Why Launch Rockets When You Can Just Fling Them Into Space?” from Bloomberg

• • “Spaceflight Pioneer SpinLaunch Aims for Liftoff—No Rocket Fuel Required” from Gizmodo

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The big headlines from March's banking crisis have receded and balances at some of the Federal Reserve's emergency lending facilities, like the discount window, are starting to fall. But if you look closely, there are still signs of strain in the depths of the financial system. And of course, there are still plenty of worries about whether deposit outflows from banks will lead to a broader credit crunch that could tip the US economy into recession. On this episode of the Odd Lots podcast, we speak to Ben Emons, senior portfolio manager at NewEdge Wealth and a longtime portfolio manager at Pimco, about what the banking drama means for everything from US mortgage rates to the vast "repo" market that's often described as the plumbing of the financial system.

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