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U.S. stocks pared losses Thursday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average turning slightly positive, as financial markets tracked investor anxiety over Britain's referendum next week on whether to remain in the European Union.

U.S. stocks pared losses Thursday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average turning slightly positive, as financial markets tracked investor anxiety over Britain's referendum next week on whether to remain in the European Union.

The Federal Reserve took a step toward imposing tougher capital requirements on insurers tagged for heightened oversight, sketching out proposals that companies can now respond to after years of uncertainty about the process.

The Federal Reserve took a step toward imposing tougher capital requirements on insurers tagged for heightened oversight, sketching out proposals that companies can now respond to after years of uncertainty about the process.

Federal Reserve policymakers decided in June that interest rate hikes should stay on hold until they have a handle on the consequences of Britain's vote on EU membership.

Federal Reserve governor Daniel Tarullo said Wednesday it would be better for the Fed to wait for firmer evidence of rising inflation as it contemplates when to raise short-term interest rates again.

Federal Reserve governor Daniel Tarullo said Wednesday it would be better for the Fed to wait for firmer evidence of rising inflation as it contemplates when to raise short-term interest rates again.

'Gloom, Boom & Doom' Report Publisher Marc Faber weighed in on the impact of Brexit on the global markets and economy as well as central bank policies.

Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Stanley Fischer said Friday the Fed will know more by its July meeting about the implications of the so-called Brexit vote for the U.S. economy, and said those effects will be weighed against positive incoming U.S. economic data.

Britain's vote last week to leave the European Union poses a risk to the U.S. economy but it is too early to know the extent of that effect and the Federal Reserve should not let a lack of clarity distract it from is plan to eventually raise interest rates, a top Fed official said on Friday.

It didn’t take long for Morgan Stanley's conditional approval from the Federal Reserve to throw investors a bone.

It didn’t take long for Morgan Stanley's conditional approval from the Federal Reserve to throw investors a bone.

U.S. bank subsidiaries of Deutsche Bank AG and Banco Santander (NYSE:SAN) yet again failed the Federal Reserve'sstress test on Wednesday due to "broad and substantial weaknesses" in their capital planning processes.

U.S. bank subsidiaries of Deutsche Bank AG and Banco Santander (NYSE:SAN) yet again failed the Federal Reserve'sstress test on Wednesday due to "broad and substantial weaknesses" in their capital planning processes.

U.S. Credit Unions are experiencing a renaissance and for good reason...

U.S. Credit Unions are experiencing a renaissance and for good reason...

U.S. economic growth slowed in the first quarter but not as sharply as previously estimated, with gains in exports and investment in software partially offsetting weak consumer spending.

U.S. economic growth slowed in the first quarter but not as sharply as previously estimated, with gains in exports and investment in software partially offsetting weak consumer spending.

Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen will not participate in a central bank conference in Portugal organized by the European Central Bank, where she had been scheduled for a joint appearance with the Bank of England and ECB chiefs.

Thanks to the U.K.’s unexpected decision to end its more than 40-year membership in the European Union, the word uncertainty has taken on a whole new meaning for the Federal Reserve.