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  • Tarullo Calls for Greater Capital, Liquidity at Large Banks

    Federal Reserve Governor Daniel Tarullo said regulators should impose higher requirements for capital and liquidity at banks that pose the greatest risk to the financial system, and should consider measures to link the two.

  • Deutsche Bank Warns of Failures Under Proposed U.S. Rules

    Deutsche Bank AG and other foreign banks with major U.S. operations say a Federal Reserve effort to force them to meet local capital standards puts them at greater risk of failure, and their regulators warn of reprisals.

  • Japan Joins Germany in Opposing Fed’s Proposed Foreign Bank Rule

    Japan joined Germany in opposing a proposed U.S. Federal Reserve rule aimed at compelling large foreign bank holding companies to hold more capital and liquidity in their American subsidiaries.

  • Fed May Shift Talks Toward More Stimulus, El-Erian Says

    Federal Reserve policy makers may shift discussion away from when to reduce monetary stimulus, given data showing the economy is weakening, according to Pacific Investment Management Co.’s Mohamed A. El-Erian.

  • German Regulators Oppose Fed Rule on Foreign Bank Oversight

    Germany’s top two banking regulators oppose a proposed Federal Reserve rule aimed at compelling large foreign bank holding companies to hold more capital and liquidity in their U.S. subsidiaries.

  • The Fed Broadens Its Reach

    The crash of 2008 spread almost instantly from country to country, highlighting the interconnectedness of the financial world and making it brutally clear that governments need to cooperate more closely on bank regulation. That effort is faltering, though, which is why the Federal Reserve’s proposal to change its approach to regulating the U.S. operations of foreign banks is justified.

  • Fed Debate Moves From Tapering to Extending Bond Buying

    Debate among Federal Reserve policy makers is shifting away from the timing of a reduction in bond buying to the need to extend record stimulus as inflation cools and 11.7 million Americans remain jobless.

  • Treasury 7-Year Note Auction Attracts Most Demand Since December

    The Treasury’s auction of $29 billion of seven-year notes attracted the highest demand this year as investors looked past a report on weekly jobless claims that pointed to an improving U.S. labor market.

  • Treasuries Decline as Drop in Jobless Claims Damps Haven Appeal

    Treasuries declined after a report showed fewer Americans than forecast filed first-time jobless claims last week, pointing to an improving labor market and sapping demand for haven assets.

  • Treasuries Rally Most in Nine Months on Slowing Growth

    Treasuries are rallying by the most in nine months as signs of slowing growth lead Federal Reserve officials to examine the need to increase the bond-purchase program they use to support the economy.

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