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U.S. banks may incur more “sizable” loan losses because of bad real estate holdings, a top supervisor with the Chicago Federal Reserve Bank said in prepared testimony.

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The Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago failed to halt speculative real estate lending that led to losses at banks in Indiana and Michigan that were later closed, the central bank’s inspector general said.

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May 4 (Bloomberg) — The Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago failed to halt speculative real estate lending that led to losses at banks in Indiana and Michigan that were later closed, the central banks inspector general said.

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Has Federal Reserve policy been able to break the “adverse feedback loop”?: Fed Policy in the Financial Crisis: Arresting the Adverse Feedback Loop by Danielle DiMartino Booth and Jessica J. Renier, Economic Letter , Vol. 4, No. 7, September 2009, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas : An adverse feedback loop takes hold when a weakening financial system and a slowing economy feed off each other. A crisis or shock curtails lending, hobbling the real economy; the more production and e

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Bob Eisenbeis is Cumberland’s Chief Monetary Economist. Prior to joining Cumberland Advisors he was the Executive Vice President and Director of Research at the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta. Bob is presently a member of the U.S. Shadow Financial Regulatory Committee and the Financial Economist Roundtable. His bio is found at www.cumber.com. He may be reached at Bob.Eisenbeis@cumber.com. ~~~ It has become fashionable for commentators to bash economists for having missed the financial crisi

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