Concerns have arisen among the public following the collapse of the First Republic Bank in the United States, which is the first of its kind during the COVID-19 pandemic. However, President Joe Biden reassured the public that the banking system is stable, and that necessary steps have been taken to preserve and improve it.

Biden claims that the banking system in the United States will be stabilized despite the collapse of the First Republic Bank, and attempts to reassure the public. Nevertheless, he warned of the possibility of a “national debt default” in the near future, which could cause serious economic disruptions.

These warnings come amid increasing concern about the stability of the banking system in the United States in recent years. These fears have been exacerbated following the collapse of small banks during the global financial crisis in 2008, which prompted the American government to rescue many large banks.

Although the American banking system has seen some improvement in recent years, many people believe that it has not fully recovered yet. However, Biden believes that these concerns are exaggerated, and stresses that the banking system in the United States is strong enough to withstand economic shocks in the future.

Fortunately, there are ways to improve the financial future in the United States, including improving banking supervision and controlling economic risks. By committing to the stability of the banking system and defining the financial future of the country, everyone can work together to create a strong and prosperous economic community, where everyone can benefit from economic growth.