The Federal Reserve on Friday proposed new rules on bank dealings in physical commodities, a policy that would especially affect megabanks Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley.
A key feature of the new rules would be higher capital requirements for banks that trade in physical commodities — that is, buying, selling, transporting, and storing physical metals or liquids, rather than just paper.
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