Changing Economy Likely to Test Banks as Stimulus Ends, Growth Slows

Amy Chapel and Kory Killgo

Southwest Economy, 2022, issue Second Quarter

Abstract: Banks in the region and the U.S., which have benefited from pandemic-era fiscal stimulus, face downside risks arising from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, ongoing COVID-19 shocks abroad and expectations of significant central bank tightening to address elevated inflation.

Date: 2022
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