NY Fed vows to pump in over $1 trillion to fight coronavirus-linked 'disruptions' in marketsThe New York Federal Reserve is taking extraordinary steps aimed at calming panicky financial markets.it will offer $500 billion in a three-month repo operation Thursday afternoon -- and then will do the same thing the next day. Moreover, the Fed said it will offer a $500 billion one-month repo operation Friday and take additional steps as well.
The dramatic moves sent US stocks surging off their worst levels of the day. At one point, the Dow was on track for its worst day since 1987. More recently, the Dow was only down 900 points, or 4%. The NY Fed said these capital injections are being made to"address highly unusual disruptions in Treasury financing markets associated with the coronavirus outbreak."
The Fed has repeatedly ramped up its cash injections this week in an effort to keep markets operating smoothly despite the coronavirus fears.
Please keep selling.. morons
Coronavirus, un séisme qui a débuté à Wuhan/Chine, dont les répercussions sont sans mesures sur le système capitalisme. Qui aurait crû que la peur aurait cet effet désastreux sur l’économie mondiale avec seulement 135000 personnes infectées et 4900 morts.
It'll be down another 2000 tomorrow
These are times Presidents step to the podium and calm nerves And assure swift and urgent solutions to the virus Unfortunately, American leadership is visibly missing in action both HOME and abroad
There goes my 401K
I think they should shut the stock market down until further notice and focus on medical care and give more attention to people instead of money. This is the market's wake up call. Will it ever?
should be worried of a worldwide recession?
So. Tired. Of. Winning
THANKS TRUMP!!
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I'm sure glad Obama took credit for the economy.
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