The Federal Reserve's efforts to shore up the banking industry have helped provide needed capital — and indicated just how deeply the problems run for the troubled sector. In the days following the implosion of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank, financial institutions went to the Fed for nearly $300 billion in liquidity through short-term loans, according to Fed data released late Thursday.
"The sharp increase in banks' emergency borrowing from the Fed's discount window speaks to the funding and liquidity strains on banks, driven by weakening depositor confidence following one bank winddown and two bank failures," Moody's Investors Service, which has downgraded its outlook on the entire banking sector during the stress, said in a report last week.
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Fed and other central banks try to head off crisis by keeping dollars flowing | CNN BusinessThe US Federal Reserve and several other major central banks announced a coordinated effort Sunday night to boost the flow of US dollars through the global financial system with the aim of keeping credit flowing to households and businesses. Yes sir give me the money These banks are hilarious. You’d think after all these decades they would have figured out how to run their businesses successfully, I mean ethically .
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