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Treasury and the Fed Looking at Options
Treasury and the Fed Looking at Options
Without the bailout plan they lobbied for, the Treasury and the Federal Reserve will have to dig deep into their toolkits. >
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Obama Steps Up to Solve Financial Crisis
ScrappleFace — (2008-09-30) — Sen. Barack Obama, D-IL, in an effort to demonstrate the leadership qualities which will make him a great president, today offered his own proposal to defuse the current financial crisis in the wake of yesterday’s failure of the Bush-Pelosi financial-sector bailout plan. “The House rejected the bailout because folks don’t trust [Treasury Secretary] Hank Paulson — a complete stranger — to manage the distribution of $700 billion in taxpayer money,” said Sen. Obama. ...

Tuesday morning links
The Mess That Greenspan Made — ... Heading for Slump, With or Without Bailout - Bloomberg Bailout bill defeat could cause painful recession - AP Consumers: Caught in the Credit Squeeze - BusinessWeek HOUSING Try, Try Again: Senate to Take Up Bailout - HousingWire Upheaval Continues at Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac - HousingWire FED/TREASURY/BANKING Fed May Need to Dip Into Toolbox Further as Congress Scrambles - Bloomberg Treasury and the Fed Looking at Options - NY Times INTERNATIONAL ...

Dow Rebounds, Gains 485
SmartMoney.com — ... ReadMe The New York Times on what now: Even without a comprehensive bailout package, the Treasury and the Federal Reserve still have a variety of instruments to support financial firms on the verge of collapse. STORY BusinessWeek on the credit markets: Overshadowed by the Dow's historic drop, the crisis in the bond market threatens to prolong the credit crunch. ...

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