US banks’ paper losses eased in the first quarter, while net income increased, according to a report published Wednesday by ...

The U.S. banking industry reported $70.6 billion in profits in the first quarter of 2025, a jump of 5.8% from the previous ...

Barchart announced that U.S. banks still face $329 billion in unrealized losses. FDIC data revealed that U.S. banks reduced their unrealized losses from $361 billion in Q2 2023 to $329 billion in Q3.

The FDIC said the US banking system has 63 "problem banks" and is sitting on $517 billion in unrealized losses. Upward pressure on mortgage rates has significantly hurt the banking sector.

These unrealized losses amount to 9.4% of the $5.47 trillion in securities held by those banks, according to today's FDIC's quarterly bank data for Q1. The securities are mostly Treasury ...

FDIC Chairman Martin Gruenberg said the overall ... and deposits rose 1.1% to $194.6 billion. Unrealized losses on securities fell 29%, as overall interest rates fell.

The pile of unrealized losses on securities that Gruenberg highlighted prior to Silicon Valley Bank's collapse is a particular target of the FDIC chairman's comments. "One clear takeaway from recent ...

At this point, the FDIC appears sufficiently capitalized ... Considering banks are struggling with undercapitalization (due to unrealized losses on Treasuries), it is doubtful that banks can ...

Are you saying that the banks have lots of losses — unrealized losses — on their … According to the FDIC, there’s about $620 billion, yes, of unrealized market losses. Now, again ...

The FDIC chief praised a proposal that would require banks with more than $100 billion in assets to raise more capital to hedge against unrealized losses. He also touted a proposal that would ...

Their fears were reinforced by an early proposal from the FDIC requiring banks to lower key regulatory capital ratios if unrealized bond losses emerged in the available-for-sale category.

The FDIC, Federal Reserve and U.S. Treasury ... unless the bank sells those securities before they mature. Those “unrealized losses” would be reduced if interest rates decline.