U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen: As the employment report shows, the U.S. economy remains "solid."

U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen: The Fed realizes that tighter credit conditions will slow down the economy and has taken this into account.

Japan Meteorological Agency JMA: An earthquake with an intensity of 4 occurred on the Noto Peninsula in Ishikawa, Japan.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen: Willing to work with Congress to see if changes to federal deposit insurance are needed.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen: Diversity in the banking system is a real advantage, and regional banks create a competitive situation.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen: The government has intervened strongly to appease deposit holders and increase bank liquidity, and now banks have stable deposits.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen: Regulators stand ready to use the same tools they have in the past if the pressure on banks could lead to contagion.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen warned U.S. CEOs about default.

Fed: Nearly half of respondents mentioned the US debt ceiling, which was not singled out as a risk in previous reports.

Federal Reserve: Key money market funds and other cash investment vehicles remain vulnerable to sell-off risks and impact on short-term funding market vulnerabilities.

Federal Reserve: Ongoing inflation and monetary tightening, along with stress in the banking sector, were the potential risks most frequently cited by respondents.

Fed: Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Banks are unusually reliant on unprotected deposits, and most banks have a more balanced liability portfolio.

Federal Reserve: Large banks subject to liquidity coverage ratios have sufficient levels of high-quality liquid assets to withstand expected short-term cash outflows.

Federal Reserve: Policy intervention by banking regulators has prevented the possibility of further bank stress, and domestic banks generally have ample liquidity.

Federal Reserve: Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank are losing money faster than ever.

Federal Reserve: Ready to respond to any pressure on bank liquidity that may arise, committed to ensuring the safety of deposits and allowing banks to continue to provide credit services.

Federal Reserve: Some banks are under obvious funding pressure, but the funding risk of the entire banking system is generally low.