The new capital regulations for the banking industry in the United States are expected to be significantly relaxed, signaling the arrival of an interest rate cut cycle and a potential spring for bank stocks.
According to Bloomberg, after regulators agreed to carry out comprehensive modifications to the proposed rules, the capital increase requirements for large U.S. banks are expected to decrease to 9%, a substantial discount compared to the original plan.
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