The Fed said that borrowing through three programs aimed at
ensuring banks have the liquidity they need rose to $325.6
billion as of Wednesday, from $316.5 billion on April 19.
That number was down from the peak hit on March 22, when
banks borrowed $343.7 billion in the wake of several high
profile bank failures.
(Reporting by Michael S. Derby
Editing by Chris Reese)
April 27 (Reuters) - Central bank emergency lending to
banks increased in the latest week, according to data released
on Thursday by the Federal Reserve.
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