Major US banks have passed the Federal Reserve's annual stress test, demonstrating their ability to withstand a severe economic downturn, but concerns remain about the commercial real estate market.
Us BanksStress TestCommercial Real EstateFederal ReserveFinancial SectorReal EstateJul 04, 2024
The stress test simulates a severe economic downturn to evaluate whether banks have sufficient capital to continue lending to businesses and households under harsh conditions.
Major US banks can absorb nearly $685 billion in losses according to the stress test.
The commercial real estate market faces significant challenges, with record high vacancy rates in office buildings and potential declines in property values and loan defaults.
Regional banks were not included in the test, but they hold a significant portion of the estimated $4.7 trillion in outstanding commercial real estate loans in the US and might be more vulnerable to a downturn in the commercial real estate market.
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