The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) has relaxed capital requirements for major banks associated with U.S. Treasury bonds. This regulatory adjustment aims to provide banks with greater flexibility in managing their capital reserves, potentially enhancing their ability to support economic activities. The move is seen as a response to evolving market conditions and is expected to impact banks' balance sheets positively.
FDIC Eases Capital Rules for Banks Tied to U.S. Treasury Bonds
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