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The government agency responsible for regulating the stock market
Securities Exchange Commission
Federal Reserve
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Correct answer: the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
The SEC is the federal agency that enforces U.S. securities laws and oversees the securities markets, stock exchanges, broker-dealers, investment advisers and public company disclosures. The Federal Reserve primarily handles monetary policy and supervises banks — it is not the main regulator of the stock market. (Other bodies with related roles include FINRA, the exchanges themselves, and the CFTC for certain derivatives.)
The SEC is the federal agency that enforces U.S. securities laws and oversees the securities markets, stock exchanges, broker-dealers, investment advisers and public company disclosures. The Federal Reserve primarily handles monetary policy and supervises banks — it is not the main regulator of the stock market. (Other bodies with related roles include FINRA, the exchanges themselves, and the CFTC for certain derivatives.)
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