The White House has threatened a veto of the FORM Act, saying it would compromise the Federal Reserve's independence.
Comments at a conference suggest policymakers are ready for "liftoff" at the Fed's December meeting.
October showed a 0.4% decline in the producer price index, possibly complicating the Federal Reserve's decision to raise interest rates.
But the Shared National Credits Review also found “improved compliance” with federal leveraged lending guidelines in the second half of this year.
Banks reported easing of credit card and auto loan standards, but in the commmercial and industrial loan segment reports of tightening were more frequent.
The Fed's proposed rule on big banks' “total loss absorbing capacity” is part of the new regime designed to avert a "too big to fail" scenario.
Business managers are not getting the message about the Federal Reserve's inflation expectations, says a new study.
A modest gain in jobs last month, along with a further decline in unemployment, sends mixed signals to the Fed ahead of its September meeting.
Despite the tame inflation trend, signs of an improving economy may keep the Fed on course to hike interest rates this year.
Central bank sees the Dodd-Frank mandate as a way for banks to "bear the costs that a failure would impose on others."
Producer prices grew at double the rate of economists’ expectations in June, indicating inflationary pressures could be on the rise.
The Federal Reserve reports that valuation pressures in the CRE market are increasing but vulnerabilities in the U.S. financial system have moderated.
