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All Banks Pass Fed's Stress Test, Unleashing Latest Wave Of Dividends And Buybacks
All Banks Pass Fed's Stress Test, Unleashing Latest Wave Of Dividends And Buybacks
In all the excitement over Micron's blowout earnings, we almost forgot that today was another Fed stress test day - which every bank passed with flying colors as usual - which in turn allowed bank to unleash a fresh flood of dividends and buybacks.
The biggest US banks boosted their dividends after passing this year’s Federal Reserve stress tests, a hurdle that even Bloomberg admits has "softened" in recent years as regulators hash out new requirements.
The results of...
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