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Endless Intervention?

by Andrew Stuttaford

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Nevertheless, there have been a few tentative signs that the system may be on the mend. LIBOR (the London Interbank

Offered Rate, a key indicator of the interest rates at which banks lend to each other) has been edging down. The TED spread (the difference between three-month LIBOR weighing nervousness in the interbank market) has narrowed. It appears that lending between banks is beginning to revive.

Andrew Stuttaford

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Andrew Stuttaford

Andrew Stuttaford is the editor of National Review's Capital Matters.

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