liquidity squeeze

Like most of the people they regulated, the central bankers did not factor in the full effects of a liquidity squeeze.

There was a decrease in the commercial bank placement due to the liquidity squeeze in commercial banks.

Huang added that China's economy is facing other challenges as well - including a liquidity squeeze, climbing costs and exchange rate risks.

' But he described Merrill as the victim of an 'unprecedented liquidity squeeze' that started this summer.

But Iceland's leaders had long been warned of the potential damage of a liquidity squeeze.

Russia came through last autumn's liquidity squeeze better than expected.

After insuring $70 billion of dodgy mortgage debt, the firm was caught in an almighty liquidity squeeze when the debt's market value fell.

But it also means greater risk in the event of a liquidity squeeze.

As soon as the Fed had achieved its inflation-fighting goal, however, it would end the liquidity squeeze.

He says the dollar-liquidity squeeze by European banks turned investors into forced sellers.

Following the central bank's action, the Saad group suffered what it describes as a "liquidity squeeze" .

Now the worry is that Greece's fiscal problems could lead to a liquidity squeeze, prompting its banks to withdraw liquidity from abroad.

That exacerbated the liquidity squeeze that forced the three companies to hoist the white flag.

The liquidity squeeze has withered, and so should the policy package assembled to address it.

At the same time, the credit and liquidity squeeze may lead to corporate failures.

The Fed's new swap lines with other central banks are an important reassurance for countries that face a liquidity squeeze;