The US Federal Reserve and other major central banks have announced a coordinated effort to improve banks’ access to liquidity, hoping to calm worries rattling the global banking sector. The special drive was launched on Monday by the Fed and the central banks of Canada, the United Kingdom, Japan, the European Union and Switzerland.

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