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Every year when the Fed conducts the stress tests, the board chooses a hypothetical set of economic conditions and uses internal models to project how banks would perform under those circumstances.

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would be averaged over two years, and the central bank would solicit public comment on the hypothetical scenarios each year before they’re finalized, the Fed said in its release.

On Monday, the Fed said it would ask the public for input next year on how to make the annual tests more transparent and the capital requirements that come from them less prone to year-to-year swings.