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$154 |
8/9/07: Fed and European Central Bank inject $154 billion into financial system. |
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$38 |
8/10/07: Fed injects another $38 billion. |
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$17.25 |
8/23/07: Fed injects $17.25 billion. |
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$31.25 |
9/6/07: Fed adds $31.25 billion in reserves to US money markets. |
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$29 |
3/24/08: Fed agrees to lend $29 billion to facilitate Bear Stearns acquisition by JPMorgan Chase. |
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$200 |
3/27/08: Fed injects $200 billion of Treasury securities. |
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$300 |
7/30/08: $300 billion Federal Housing Administration bailout passed. |
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$200 |
9/7/08: Quasi-nationalization of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac accompanied by a Treasury pledge to back $200 billion of their losses. |
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$155 |
9/16/08: Fed agrees to pay $85 billion for 80% stake in aig. Also adds $70 billion in cash to keep credit flowing after Lehman Brothers fails. |
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$235 |
9/18/08: Fed injects $180 billion to shore up money markets and $55 billon in overnight lending to US banking system. |
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$480 |
9/29/08: Fed announces it will supply $330 billion to other central banks, triples supply of corporate short-term loans to $225 billion. |
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$700 |
10/3/08: $700 billion bailout fund passed. |
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$37.8 |
10/8/08: Fed authorizes another $37.8 billion for aig. |
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$540 |
10/21/08: Fed injects $540 billion into money market funds. |
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$144 |
10/27/08: Fed opens emergency commercial paper window, lends $144 billion in three days. |
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$100 |
11/6/08: $100 billion added to commercial paper facility. |
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$27.5 |
11/10/08: Fed gives aig another $27.5 billion. |
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