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- US stocks fell on Friday as investor concerns about the current state of the US banking industry linger.
- Banks borrowed $165 billion from the Federal Reserve's backstop program to shore up liquidity.
- First Republic fell 20% after it cut its dividend, and SVB Financial filed for bankruptcy in New York.
US stocks edged lower on Friday as investors continued to worry about the current state of the US banking industry.