Stock market today: Live updates
5 years ago

Stock market today: Live updates

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Bank regulators are urging financial institutions to work with borrowers in communities hurt by the coronavirus pandemic. In a joint statement released by federal and state regulators Monday evening, the group said that “financial institutions should work constructively with borrowers and other customers in affected communities.” The regulators said “prudent efforts” to provide financial relief to stressed borrowers will not be subject to “criticism” from authorities. The agencies, which include the Federal Reserve, FDIC and Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, also offered to provide “appropriate regulatory assistance” to banks. That includes granting requests in scheduling bank exams or inspections “to minimize disruption and burden.”

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