 
 Class Action Lawsuit Alleges Major U.S. Banks Have Colluded For Decades to Fix Interest Rates
October 30, 2025 A class action lawsuit claims that major banks in the U.S. have colluded to fix, raise and stabilize interest rates on consumer loans since the 1990s.
 
  
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