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Central banks act again to combat subprime crisis

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International Herald Tribune: Moving to quell fears of a burgeoning financial crisis, the world's major central banks injected billions of dollars into the global banking system Friday.


Central banks step in amid credit crisis

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International Business Times: Central banks around the globe pumped billions of dollars into banking systems on Friday in a concerted effort to beat back a widening credit crisis, and pledged to do more if needed. n all, central banks in Europe, Asia and North America have pumped out more than $300 billion over 48 hours in an ...


Central Banks Intervene to Calm Volatile Markets

Sat, 11 Aug 2007 04:31:33 GMT | New York Times

Central banks around the world acted in unison to calm investors by injecting tens of billions of dollars in to the financial system.


Central banks seek to unblock markets

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Financial Times: Central banks are expected to continue intervening in the money markets in an effort to unblock the financial system after last week's turmoil


Asia's central banks move to calm nervous markets

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Yahoo News: Reuters - Asia's central banks took further steps on Monday to calm markets roiled by fears over a credit squeeze, with the Bank of Japan injecting $5.1 billion into the banking system and others pledging to follow suit if needed.


Japanese central bank injects more funds into money markets

Mon, 13 Aug 2007 05:30:00 -0400 | CANOE Money

TOKYO (AP) - Japan's central bank injected 600 billion yen (US$5 billion; C3.6 billion) into money markets Monday, a bank spokeswoman said, amid global worries about dubious U.S. mortgages.


Futures up after latest central bank moves

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Reuters: NEW YORK - Stock index futures pointed to a positive open for Wall Street on Monday after central banks around the world injected more money into the banking system to calm worries about a liquidity crisis.


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