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Nearly $6 trillion is sitting in money-market funds held by investors who sought refuge from falling bond prices and this year’s turmoil at US banks.
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Standard in the world, its economy, we're not going to pay our bills. because our congress can't figure out how to pass a budget. >> the international ramifications of that as you say, the dollar the cornerstone. everyone looks to the u.s. as the world's largest impact. we've seen it on european stocks today, as well. we've seen the uncertainty doing that, didn't we? that's happened the last day or two. that could be enormously damaging to the world economy. >> and when you talk to the people who are really moving a lot of money, the big insiders, people who are bond managers or who are runnin...
what ben bernanke said yesterday was exactly what the market expected him to say, we know things are weak, we know europe is a severe issue. him saying it even though they knew he was going to say it makes people more worried looking for something to hold on to and a little bit of hope. most people say this is a dramatic sell-off and you might see stabilization. that isn't the same thing as saying we aren't in a real economic problem, we know we are. >> it seems the markets are underwhelmed by the feds latest move to kick start the economy. is there anything they can do? >> certainly...
what ben bernanke said yesterday was exactly what the market expected him to say, we know things are weak, we know europe is a severe issue. him saying it even though they knew he was going to say it makes people more worried looking for something to hold on to and a little bit of hope. most people say this is a dramatic sell-off and you might see stabilization. that isn't the same thing as saying we aren't in a real economic problem, we know we are. >> it seems the markets are underwhelmed by the feds latest move to kick start the economy. is there anything they can do? >> certainly...