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Fed in global alliance to fight credit crunch
The U.S. central bank announces it is working with other banks around the world to address 'elevated pressures' in the credit market.
December 12 2007: 9:22 AM EST
WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Federal Reserve announced Wednesday it is coordinating with other central banks to deal with the global credit crunch.
The central bank said it had reached an agreement with the European Central Bank as well as the Bank of England, the Bank of Canada and the Swiss National Bank to address what it termed "elevated pressures" in credit markets.
The Fed said that it was creating a temporary auction facility to make funds available to banks and was also setting up lines of credit with the European Central Bank and the Swiss Central Bank that could be used for additional resources.
The Fed said that commercial banks would be able to bid at auction for funds that would be drawn from the Temporary Auction Facility. The money would be intended to help cash-strapped banks raise money needed to keep making loans to businesses and consumers.
The action represented another step by the Fed to deal with a serious credit crunch stemming from the tightening of bank lending standards in the wake of multibillion dollar losses from a rising tide of defaults on mortgage loans.
The Fed's announcement came a day after it cut a key interest rate for the third time this year. That quarter-point rate cut disappointed Wall Street, which pushed the Dow Jones industrial average down by 294 points. Investors had hoped for a bolder response to the growing housing and mortgage crisis in the United States.
The Fed said all banks judged to be in generally sound financial condition by their Fed regional bank would be eligible to participate in the auctions for funds.
The first auction of $20 billion was scheduled for next Monday, followed by another auction of $20 billion on Dec. 20. The third and fourth auctions will be in January.
The Fed said that the new auction process should "help promote the efficient dissemination of liquidity" when other lines of credit were "under stress."
http://money.cnn.com/2007/12/12/news/economy/...tion=money_topstories
Ausblick DAX
Rückblick:
10.12. Das Hoch bei 8009 sollte überschritten werden. Das Hoch wurde bei 8057 gehandelt. 11.12. Im Bereich 8087 sollten fallende Kurse bis 7992 entstehen. Das Hoch wurde bei 8067 und das vorläufige Tief bei 7985 gehandelt. Nach einer Zwischenerholung setzten im nachbörslichen Handel fallende Kurse bis ca. 7866 ein. Das im Chart verzeichnete Ziel lag bei 7889.
Ausblick: Unter der Voraussetzung, dass 7866 hält, folgt ein weiteres Hoch, dass 8067 leicht überschreiten sollte. Nach Abschluss der Welle v in rot, sollten fallende Kurse bis in den Bereich 7730 folgen.
Beim BKX ist das halt "nur" im monthly Chart *fg*
Wheat Market Recap Report for 12/12/2007
March Wheat finished up 30 at 940 1/2, equal to the high and 29 1/2 up from the low. July Wheat closed up 21 at 827. This was 21 up from the low and 3 off the high.
Massive buying from investment funds helped drive the old crop wheat futures limit-up and new crop up 22 1/2 cents. A sharp recovery in crude and sharply higher equities helped to spark the aggressive buying. An agreement between the Fed and a consortium of four other central banks to continue supplying ample liquidity to world markets added to the bullish tone as the market is more and more convinced that the global economy will continue to expand. In wheat, this resulted in large-scale short covering by traders who have shown a strong tendency to try and pick a top in the wheat market in recent months. Weather and demand may be on the sidelines. Moisture in the southwestern US wheat belt over the past 24-36 hours may have alleviated a good deal of drought stress there, but market direction in wheat seems to be driven mainly by technical factors backed up by tight old crop supplies and on-going export demand. This may be best illustrated by the fact that nearby contracts in both KC and Chicago are leading deferred contracts all the way out into new crop. In other news Iran exported a total of 327,917 tons of wheat during the three months starting in September according to an Iranian newspaper. This is a big change from the last few decades when Iran was a chronic net importer. Wheat basis levels in the US interior are mostly steady with spot weakness. For the USDA weekly export sales report, released before the opening, traders are looking for wheat sales near 300,000-400,000 tonnes as compared with 367,400 tonnes last week.
March Oats closed up 3 at 294 1/2. This was 4 1/2 up from the low and 1 1/2 off the high.
habe nur zwei CoBa Puts gefunden (schreckt wirklich ab!)
CB8CGP
CB8CGS
Ich befürchte, dass die Zahlen so miserabel sind, dass der Kurs steigt... läuft doch derzeit so ... a la UBS zB
Ariva sagt:
Bitte locker bleiben. Ist das Posting ohne eine Überschrift mit etwa 16 Grossbuchstaben nicht interessant genug? (nöö,!)
Nach oben die Kreuzung WL1 gelb und LML blau
Nach unten WL1 hell blau ( die wo leutet ) *gg* mann muss wohl nicht präzisieren was darunter los ist
löl
YMZ7 120 min
dann geht's down bis UML rot ML blau mit zwischenstation WL3 grau mini ML orange
ist genau so in die andere Richtung ; über WL1 ==> WL4
Beispiel HSI
so lange ML rot hält ist die Welt noch in Ordnung
unter WL1 orange geht auch hier die Post ab , ein Pullback von dieser unter LML orange UML hell blau ist jedoch möglich .
ein Nikkey bei 11000 Punkten ? wär auf jeden Fall das targed unter WL1 orange
YM 120 min
stop short bei close über ML orange ( bei mir da genug Vorsprunng )
ein blog mit ein paar interessanten Sachen
http://globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com/2007/...t-downturn-is.html
z.B. mit dem hier