Federal Reserve Board finalizes hypothetical scenarios for its annual stress test and votes to maintain the current stress test-related capital requirements until public feedback can be considered

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- The Federal Reserve Board has finalized hypothetical scenarios for the annual stress test. - Capital requirements related to the stress test will remain unchanged until public feedback is considered.

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Federal Reserve Board finalizes hypothetical scenarios for its annual stress test and votes to maintain the current stress test-related capital requirements until public feedback can be considered