Saturday, December 3, 2011

Central Banks in Joint Action to Boost Liquidity to Markets

I know this is old news, but there isn't really much being said about it. This is HUGE NEWS never in history has this been done. This is the powers that be at work...FOLLOW THE MONEY and you may get some crumbs...
Major central banks around the globe took coordinated action Wednesday to ease the strains on the world's financial system, saying they would make it easier for banks to get dollars if they need them.
NOW GET THISThe central banks are also taking steps to ensure that banks can get ready money in any of their currencies if market conditions warrant by establishing a temporary network of reciprocal swap lines. (HMMM) 
The central banks agreed to reduce the cost of temporary dollar loans they offer to banks — called liquidity swaps — by a half percentage point. The new, lower rate will be applied to all central bank operations starting on Monday.
http://www.cnbc.com/id/45490416

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