Craig Torres

Central banks around the world lined up to hail Credit Suisse’s rescue, and emphasized the strength of the lenders under their remit. U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen and Federal Reserve

The US central bank will revisit the range of rules that apply to firms with more than $150b in assets, including stress testing and liquidity requirements.

Former Federal Reserve supervision chief Randal Quarles rejected the Fed’s criticism of oversight on his watch in its report Friday on the failure of Silicon Valley Bank.

The Federal Reserve warned on Monday that banks’ concerns about slower growth could lead them to make fewer loans, accelerating an economic downturn.

US regulators are ratcheting up oversight efforts across the banking system as they lack the ability to quickly overhaul rules to blunt turmoil that’s already collapsed four mid-sized lenders.

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said he understood the harm done by high rates of inflation and pledged that policymakers would not flinch in bringing it under control.

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The Federal Reserve should probably skip an interest-rate increase at its upcoming June policy meeting, Philadelphia Fed President Patrick Harker said.

The Federal Reserve’s June meeting is shaping up to be one of the trickiest in its 15-month campaign to tame inflation: Chair Jerome Powell seems intent on skipping an interest-rate increase, while explaining to the public that officials aren’t done yet.