Moody’s Analytics Webinar: Briefing on the CCAR Scenarios
The Federal Reserve have released its scenarios for the 2019 CCAR stress test. Listen as Mark Zandi and Cristian deRitis discuss the narratives behind the Fed’s scenarios under forecasts of detailed economic variables.
Our experts answer key questions, including:
- How severe are the Fed’s scenarios?
- Are the scenarios internally consistent?
- What are possible narratives driving the scenarios?
- How do this year’s scenarios compare with last year’s?
- What is the probability of the Fed scenarios?
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