Basically they lend money to banks who are meant to then lend it to other banks and borrowers. In truth those banks have been hoarding or gambling with it.Where does all this money come from and go to when they do 'market stimulus packages'? How does that work practically?
Basically they lend money to banks who are meant to then lend it to other banks and borrowers. In truth those banks have been hoarding or gambling with it.
So they give enormous sums of public money to private interests for nothing in return?
Is this really news?
not for nothing in return, they get to make capitalism great againSo they give enormous sums of public money to private interests for nothing in return?
Yes see post 6213
Phew! Up to a 9% rise and then back again in one single day!Trump is due to speak his brains again at 3pm, so that should be fun.
And $700bn of QE.Fed rate now 0%
And $700bn of QE.
and yet Dow Jones futures down 1000 points. The volatility is crazy high
The fed made a mistake by throwing the kitchen sink at it so soon. I think that's freaked everyone out.The odd part is: what’s this huge drop today in response to? Sentiment on Friday was up, over the weekend, central banks coordinated to inject massive stimulus, there’s no new news in the virus itself and yet... carnage. It’s pure panic selling.
... until tomorrow, when it all goes back up by 10%!The fed made a mistake by throwing the kitchen sink at it so soon. I think that's freaked everyone out.
I think we're going to see it settling a little... The question is where will we be once August comes.... until tomorrow, when it all goes back up by 10%!
the latest figures for the chinese economy were released early this morning.The odd part is: what’s this huge drop today in response to? Sentiment on Friday was up, over the weekend, central banks coordinated to inject massive stimulus, there’s no new news in the virus itself and yet... carnage. It’s pure panic selling.
You seem slightly incredulous that the markets are so irrational and sentimental!Isn’t that already what was expected though?