With all eyes on the banking sector, CNBC’s Jim Cramer on Wednesday mentioned the Federal Reserve might have to take “determined measures” at subsequent week’s assembly — which might be “improbable” on your portfolio.

“That is going to be probably the most momentous Fed assembly in current reminiscence as a result of the following transfer is so vital, and we do not know what it may be,” he mentioned.

Nonetheless, it is too early to say if the Fed’s strikes will outweigh the damaging results of the rising banking disaster, Cramer mentioned. 

“We’re near the purpose the place the Fed might really feel the necessity to take determined measures that might be improbable on your shares on your portfolio,” Cramer mentioned. “We simply do not know if it is sufficient to outweigh the unhealthy from the snowballing banking disaster.”

Over the previous few days, a monetary sector disaster has unfolded following the collapse of Silicon Valley Financial institution and Signature Financial institution in New York, each of which did not handle a collection of rate of interest hikes from the Federal Reserve over the previous yr.

Shares dropped on Wednesday over fears of the banking disaster spreading into Europe, with buyers mulling over the way forward for world financial institution Credit score Suisse. The foremost averages recovered some floor within the afternoon after a Swiss regulator introduced the nation’s central financial institution would supply Credit score Suisse with liquidity if wanted.