The Fed does not give a shit about companies like FAG7 getting heemed beyond whatever unemployment fallout arrives from them, but so long as the unemployment stays within reasonable range of the max 5% target, then it's fine by them.
2008 was very specifically about the banks. The reason the Fed cut to 0 was because borrowing was necessary to stop financial institutions from collapsing. Right bow, Banks are nowhere near that threshold of danger, especially after leveraging down because of 2022.
The Fed injected money during Covid because they literally had to, unemployment exploded and the global markets (literally every financial institution) was under destruction in a flash. This is directly economic and not a consequence of just a sour market.
CPI/PPI numbers are good. Unemployment numbers are excellent. Inflation as of March is down to a reasonable level. The Fed does not need to step in unless one of their specific mandates are threatened.