April 7 (Reuters) - Deposits at U.S. commercial banks
rose near the end of March for the first time in about a month,
showing signs of stabilizing after the two largest bank failures
since the financial crisis rocked the banking system and rattled
depositors.
Federal Reserve data released on Friday showed deposits at
all commercial banks rose to $17.35 trillion in the week ended
March 29, on a nonseasonally adjusted basis, from $17.31
trillion a week earlier.
(Reporting By Dan Burns; editing by Diane Craft)
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