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The Fed cutting interest rates doesn’t limit the “spread” banks make (i.e. the interest they collect on loans vs. what they pay on deposits). It’s probably more true that with the lessons of the 2008 recession pretty fresh, folks cut their high fixed rate debt (credit cards) way back during the pandemic. And that’s where the banks aren’t making profit.