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Banks Get Stress Test Results, Bernanke Waxes Rosy

Can American banks survive a worsening recession without a new influx of federal money? On Thursday, the Obama Administration will finally release the results of so-called "stress tests" designed to answer that question. Binyamin Appelbaum reports for the Washington Post .

By Warren Olney • May 12, 2014 • 1 min read

Can American banks survive a worsening recession without a new influx of federal money? On Thursday, the Obama Administration will finally release the results of so-called "stress tests" designed to answer that question. Binyamin Appelbaum reports for the Washington Post.

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Banks Get Stress Test Results, Bernanke Waxes Rosy

Can American banks survive a worsening recession without a new influx of federal money? On Thursday, the Obama Administration will finally release the results of so-called "stress tests" designed to answer that question. Binyamin Appelbaum reports for the Washington Post .

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Banks Get Stress Test Results, Bernanke Waxes Rosy

Can American banks survive a worsening recession without a new influx of federal money? On Thursday, the Obama Administration will finally release the results of so-called "stress tests" designed to answer that question. Binyamin Appelbaum reports for the Washington Post .

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