Capital Deterioration Projected In Stress Test Falls To Lowest Level In 7 Years
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The Federal Reserve's latest stress test shows a decline in projected capital losses for banks. The projected losses fell for a second consecutive year, reaching the lowest level in at least seven years. The result suggests improved resilience among major U.S. banks.
Key facts
- ▪Projected capital losses in the Fed's stress test dropped for the second year in a row.
- ▪The projected losses are now at the lowest level recorded in at least seven years.
- ▪The decline reflects stronger capital buffers among large banks such as JPMorgan, Citigroup, and Wells Fargo.
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