April 28 (Reuters) – Deposits at industrial U.S. banks dipped within the week ended April 19, signaling no contemporary worries about financial institution security of the sort that drove sharp outflows within the week instantly following the collapse of Silicon Valley Financial institution, information launched on Friday by the Federal Reserve confirmed.
Deposits at giant U.S. banks fell to $10.61 trillion from $10.74 trillion per week earlier, on a non-seasonal foundation. Deposits at small banks totaled $5.36 trillion, in contrast with $5.39 trillion.
The seasonally adjusted measure of deposits, which take note of typical outflows of deposits together with tax season, rose, suggesting the precise outflow seen at banks might not have been as giant as normal.
Reporting By Dan Burns and Ann Saphir
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