Market Turmoil: Relief Checks, Stocks, and Bank Shares React.

The US banking sector is in a better position after emergency measures were taken to shore up the industry following the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank. Moody's Investors Service changed its outlook on the US banking system from "stable" to "negative" after the rapid unraveling of SVB Financial Group fueled fears of contagion. Meanwhile, mortgage rates dropped after the SVB failure, but have since risen again. The cost of eggs has fallen for the first time in five months, while investors are speculating that the worst of the selloff is over. Additionally, many Americans are failing to claim tax credits that could reduce how much they owe to Uncle Sam or increase their tax refund by thousands of dollars.