Excess leverage & liquidity in credit markets were impending signs of today's credit crunch says Satyajit Das, risk consultant. He talks to CNBC's Martin Soong and Amanda Drury about subprime related concerns in Australia.
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The time may have come for central banks to cut interest rates in a coordinated manner to boost liquidity, but Lyle Gramley, a former governor of the U.S Federal Reserve, believes that won't be enough as there has to be coordination among finance ministries as well, to break the log jam in credit...
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Meredith Whitney, an analyst at Oppenheimer & Co., talks with Bloomberg's Carol Massar and Margaret Popper in New York about the turmoil in credit markets, credit-card lending rules, mortgage securitization, and the outlook for consumer liquidity and financial job cuts.
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The Federal Reserve and other central banks attempted to ease liquidity in the credit markets Tuesday by offering fresh funds. Roger Nightingale from Pointon York and John Davies from West LB discuss the move.
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Asian stocks rise as government policies provide Market support; Fed chairman backs more stimulus, citing 'weak' outlook; Bernanke says credit crunch is 'hitting home'; Global Market Outlook: Credit conditions still fragile despite capital injections, de-leveraging is causing liquidity in market...
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The Fed's move overnight to inject liquidity into the credit markets will impact markets positively, says Jay Moghe, CEO from Opes Prime Asset Management. He tells CNBC's Maura Fogarty though that there has yet to be a solution to the fundamental problems in the U.S.
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Two key things: #1. Fear and dislocation in the credit markets and liquidity aspects, #2. Fundamental aspect to earnings and the projections. Mark Fuchs, CEO of Fuchs Capital Partners explains more to CNBC's Maura Fogarty.
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Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta President Dennis Lockhart speaks at the Association for Corporate Growth's Capital Connection Conference in Atlanta about the outlook for credit markets, the potential impact of liquidity injections and the Fed's interest-rate cuts on the economy, and the performan...
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Credit worries hang heavy over investors, adding some negative sentiment to US stocks. Central banks in the US, Europe, and Asia added more cash to create further liquidity in the markets. Diane King reports from New York.
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European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet, Luxembourg Finance Minister Jean-Claude Juncker, and European Union Monetary Affairs Commissioner Joaquin Almunia speak at a news conference in Washington following a meeting of the Group of Seven central bankers and finance ministers about the...
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