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NC Renegade
Should be a parody.
Those who have been following our exclusive series of the Fed's direct bailout of European banks (
here,
here,
here and
here),
and, indirectly of Europe, will not be surprised at all to learn that
in the week ended February 27, or the week in which Europe went into a
however brief tailspin following the shocking defeat of Bersani in the
Italian elections, and an even more shocking victory by Berlusconi and
Grillo, leading to a political vacuum and a hung parliament, the Fed
injected a record $99 billion of excess reserves into foreign banks.
As the most recent H.8 statement makes
very clear, soared from $836 billion to a near-record $936 billion, or a
$99.3 billion reserve "reallocation" in the form of cash - very, very
fungible cash - into foreign (read European) banks in one week.
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