Entries Categorized as 'TARP plan dollar'

Currencies Soar as Fed Announces More Stimulus, GDP Not as Bad as Feared

Date November 25, 2008

US GDP growth has contracted but that has not stopped the equity and currency market from rallying. The GDP number was not as bad as the market had feared but what really drove the markets higher was the Federal Reserve’s new Term Asset-Backed Securities Loan Facility (TALF).
Both the outgoing and incoming Presidents are [...]

What are Paulson and Bernanke Saying?

Date November 18, 2008

Bernanke and Paulson are testifying before the House Financial Services Committee and these are their comments (this list will be growing as they speak, so check back often)
Bernanke’s Comments
- Some Signs Credit Market Are Improving
- Credit Conditions Still Far From Normal
- Injection of TARP Capital Critical to Confidence
- Banks Should Review Compensation to [...]

Stocks Rally and Currencies Recover: Is this the Bottom?

Date October 13, 2008

The case for a bounce in equities this week was strong following the Lehman CDS Auction and the possibility of new measures from the G7 and G20 nations in Washington this weekend. New guarantees and a host of other announcements have helped to stabilize the financial markets and ease the credit crisis, but is this [...]