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Yellen says US prepared for additional deposit actions if needed

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen told US lawmakers that regulators would be prepared for further steps to protect the banking system if warranted.

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By Christopher Condon and Viktoria Dendrinou / Bloomberg

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