ADVISORY-Alert on Fed ending banks' climate stress tests is withdrawn
ReutersFeb 7, 2025 3:45 AM
An alert citing a Bloomberg News report that the Federal Reserve told banks they will not need to do climate stress tests is withdrawn, after Bloomberg posted on its website that the story was incorrect and was retracted. Bloomberg said the story incorrectly stated that the Federal Reserve climate program had ended.
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STORY_NUMBER: FWN3OX17O
STORY_DATE: 06/02/2025
STORY_TIME: 1736 GMT
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