Fed's Response Analysis
The Fed's generous funding facilities have surprisingly stabilized smaller banks, allowing them to continue lending despite prior expectations of tightening credit. This unexpected resilience may lead the Fed to raise interest rates higher than initially anticipated. Additionally, the absence of congressional criticism highlights the effectiveness of the Fed's measures in managing the fallout from the Silicon Valley bank crisis.In this clip
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