Small U.S. banks lose 1.9% of their deposits after SVB failure

Small U.S. banks lose 1.9% of their deposits after SVB failure

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The numbers: Deposits at small U.S. banks fell by a steep $108 billion, or almost 2%, in the week after the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, the Federal Reserve reported. Business loans at both large and small banks rose in the week ended March 15, however. Wall Street is watching the Fed report…

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