WASHINGTON, May 7 (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Reserve Board has issued an enforcement action with First Citizens Bank of Butte in Montana, the board said in a statement on Tuesday.The enforcement action addresses issues with board management, anti-money laundering and suspicious activity reporting, according to a written agreement between the Fed and the First Citizens Bank of Butte.Reporting by Susan Heavey

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US Fed issues enforcement action with First Citizens Bank Of Butte -statement

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Markets wait for a rate cut, and First Majestic Silver announces $970 million acquisition

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Gold between $2,700 to $3,000 - World Gold Council's Joe Cavatoni says a lot of the market expects metal to rise

Russia ramps up daily gold purchases by 700% beginning today

$3.50/lb copper is possible before 2024 ends, warns Scott Pollan