US Banks Face Cash Crunch as Depositors Withdraw Billions
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US regional banks have reduced their cash buffers ahead of a potential run on deposits due to the economic impact of the pandemic. The move is seen as a risk management strategy to free up capital for lending and investment activities. However, it also raises concerns about the ability of these banks to weather a sudden surge in withdrawals.
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