CPFF: $144 bn (in 3 days)
TAF: $301 bn (previous $263 bn)
TSLF: $222 bn
Swaps: $541 bn (previous $520 bn)
Balance sheet: $1924 bn from $1839 bn last week
The extended discount window borrowings dropped slightly by $29 bn to $369 bn.
Total: $1577 bn to improve liquidity
SFP: $558 bn
Foreign official and international accounts
U.S. Treasury: $1,571 bn up $16 bn
Federal agency: $915 bn down $8 bn
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October 30th, 2008 at 10:07 pm
Hi JcK,
Do you have any internet link which explains the intricacies of the bond market ? (tail risk etc)
October 31st, 2008 at 4:44 am
The name of the issuers is not disclosed for this kind of things I guess? (especially CPFF)
October 31st, 2008 at 6:13 am
No,but some issuers have said they are using the facility, GE Capital and AIG
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