* The SEC has banned short-selling of financial companies.
* The US Treasury has guaranteed money markets up to $50bn
* The Federal Reserve will buy mortgage agency notes and lend money to ease pressure on the funds.
* The FTSE surged 8.84% with the largest daily rise since 1987
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Saturday, 20 September 2008
Thursday, 18 September 2008
Trading Today
* The SEC has banned short-selling of financial companies.
* The US Treasury has guaranteed money markets up to $50bn
* The Federal Reserve will buy mortgage agency notes and lend money to ease pressure on the funds.
* The FTSE surged 8.84% with the largest daily rise since 1987
* The US Treasury has guaranteed money markets up to $50bn
* The Federal Reserve will buy mortgage agency notes and lend money to ease pressure on the funds.
* The FTSE surged 8.84% with the largest daily rise since 1987
Labels:
financial companies,
FTSE,
SEC,
short-selling,
US Treasury
Trading Today
* The SEC has banned short-selling of financial companies.
* The US Treasury has guaranteed money markets up to $50bn
* The Federal Reserve will buy mortgage agency notes and lend money to ease pressure on the funds.
* The FTSE surged 8.84% with the largest daily rise since 1987
* The US Treasury has guaranteed money markets up to $50bn
* The Federal Reserve will buy mortgage agency notes and lend money to ease pressure on the funds.
* The FTSE surged 8.84% with the largest daily rise since 1987
Labels:
financial companies,
FTSE,
SEC,
short-selling,
US Treasury
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