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Don't rule out future interest rate cuts

The FDIC’s banking profile for the fourth quarter of last year shows that US banks are well placed to continue boosting lending to both firms and households. At the same time, there is not much evidence that banks are compensating for low net interest income by “reaching for yield”.

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