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Voici la liste de tous les Trilliards de $ déversés sur le marché par les différents pays :
United States
The U.S. Federal Reserve has taken a number of significant measures to provide monetary stimulus:
On March 3, 2020, it made an unscheduled cut to the FED funds rate. It slashed rates by 0.5%, double the amount of its recent moves, and the largest cut since the 2008 financial crisis.4
On March 12, the FED massively expanded reverse repo operations, adding $1.5 trillion of liquidity to the banking system.5 This means that the FED extended the amount of short term loans to banks to keep money markets (markets for very short term loans) stable and allow banks to have more cash on hand.
On March 15, the Federal Reserve cut interest rates by a full percentage point, down to a range of 0.00% to 0.25%. This dropped the FED funds rate to the level it was before the rate increases starting in 2015. In addition, the Federal Reserve restarted quantitative easing with the purchase of $500 billion in treasurys and $200 billion in mortgage-backed securities.6
On March 16, the Federal Reserve increased reverse repo operations by another $500 billion.7
On March 17, U.S. Treasury Secretary Mnuchin announced that he was approving the Federal Reserve's creation of a "Commercial Paper Funding Facility," (CPFF) which allows the FED to create a corporation which can purchase commercial paper, short-term, unsecured loans made by businesses for everyday expenses. He also authorized up to $10 billion from the Treasury to help cover loan losses incurred under this program.8 The program will end on March 17, 2021 unless it is extended.9 This is actually a re-launch of a program originally launched during the Great Recession, when many businesses were hurt when liquidity in the commercial paper markets dried up.10
Later on the March 17, the Federal Reserve received approval to re-launch another Great Recession-era tool, the Primary Dealer Credit Facility (PDCF). Starting March 20, the PDCF will offer short-term loans to banks secured by collateral such as municipal bonds or investment-grade corporate debt11 . The program will run AT least six months, and longer if needed.12
On March 18, the Federal Reserve announced the Money Market Mutual Fund Liquidity Facility (MMLF). This is a new program, to lend money to banks so they can purchase assets from money market funds, like with the CPFF, the Treasury is offering up to $10 billion to cover loan losses the FED incurs from the program. In addition, lending under the program will not effect bank capital requirements.13 The program is scheduled to run until the end of September.13 This is similar to the AMLF program launched in 2008 after the collapse of Lehman Brothers caused a major money market fund to fail.
On the fiscal side, of things, the following measures have been taken or proposed:
On March 6, 2020, President Trump signed an $8.3 billion spending bill, currently called "Phase One" of stimulus efforts, to fund efforts to fight the pandemic.14 Among other things it:
Funded research on a vaccine
Gave money to state and local governments to fight the spread of the virus
Allocated money to help with efforts to stop the virus's spread overseas15
On March 13, the Democrat-controlled House of Representatives passed a stimulus bill, currently called "Phase Two" of the stimulus, which is waiting on a vote in the Republican-controlled Senate, that included, among other things:
Free virus testing
Expanded unemployment benefits
Additional funds for Medicaid
A provision requiring paid sick leave for some workers affected by COVID-1916
Also on March 13, President Trump announced a state of emergency, allowing the Federal Government to distribute up to $50 billion in aid to states, cities, and territories.17
On March 17, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin announced that individual and businesses will have an extra 90 days past April 15 to pay their tax bills. he estimates this will free up $300 billion in extra liquidity over this period. Individuals can delay taxes up to $1 million and corporations up to $10 million. Notably, tax return form are still due April 15.18
Also on March 17, Secretary Mnuchin and President Trump suggested a roughly $1 trillion stimulus package, nicknamed "Phase Three," to the Republican-controlled Senate. The package is just a proposal, many of the details are undecided, and any plan would need to be passed by Congress. Included in the proposed package were:
$500 billion in direct payments, including a more than $1000 payment to all U.S. adults, excluding millionaires and billionaires
$50 billion in bailouts for the airline industry
Upwards of $500 billion for small businesses and other expenditures19
March 17 also saw Democratic leadership in the House of Representatives revise their paid sick leave proposal. In the original version, companies would be required to give workers affected by COVID-19 and qualified for the program, 2 weeks of sick leave AT full pay and 10 weeks AT 2/3's pay. The revised proposal limits it to 2 weeks with the next 10 only allowed for workers caring for children whose school or day care is closed down. Among other exemptions the mandate to provide paid sick leave only applies to businesses with fewer than 500 employees. It also sets up a program to reimburse the employers for sick leave pay through a tax credit.20
On March 18, the Senate Republicans approved the Phase Two stimulus package passed by the House earlier in the month without changes. President Trump signed the bill later that day.21 Senate Majority Leader, Mitch McConnell said that the Senate will stay in session until "Phase Three" of the stimulus is passed.22
On March 19, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell released a draft bill of the "Phase Three" stimulus package. The Republican plan (which you can read, here) includes the following, among other things,
A tax credit of $1,200 per adult and $500 for each child for some families. The amount would be lower for people making between $75,000 and $99,000 a year, and none for people making over that amount. For people who pay less than $1200 in taxes the amount goes down, down to a minimum of $600 for the poorest people who have no federal income tax liability. And even that $600 is dependent on making AT least $2,5000 in qualifying income.
$300 billion in loans to small business with under 500 employees, with loans capped AT $10 million. Part of the loan would be forgiven if the companies don't lay off any employees through the end of June.
$50 billion in loans and loan guarantees for passenger airlines
$8 billion in loans and loan guarantees for cargo airlines
$150 billion in loans and loan guarantees for "other eligible businesses" The Treasury Department has a lot of latitude to decide what falls into this category.
The legislation would also cap Compensation for "any officer or employee" of the firms receiving loans AT $425,000 a year until March 1, 2022. 23
Australia
Australia has announced an $11.4 stimulus package on March 12, 202024 including:
Payments to small businesses to encourage hiring
One-time payment to people collecting government benefits such as old-age or veterans benefits
Business subsidies to businesses in industries such as a tourism, which have been hit hardest by the coronavirus
China (Hong Kong)
Hong Kong announced a significant fiscal stimulus package as part of its 2020-2021 budget on February 26, 2020.25 Among other things, it includes:
A $1200 cash subsidy to all adult permanent residents
Paying one month's rent for people living in public housing
Cutting payroll, income, property, and business taxes
Low-interest, government-guaranteed loans for businesses
Extra month's worth of payments to people collecting old-age or disability benefits
China (Mainland)
China's central bank, the People's Bank of China (PBOC), has implemented several policy measures aimed AT providing monetary stimulus:
On February 3, 2020, the PBOC expanded reverse repo operations by $174 billion. This means that the central bank extended the amount of loans to keep money markets (markets for very short term loans) stable and allow banks to have more cash on hand.26 It added another $71 billion on February 4.27
The PBOC also cut the one-year medium-term lending facility rate (the rate AT which it lends to banks) by 0.10% on Feb. 16. It followed this up by cutting its one-year and five-year prime rates (the rate AT which banks lend to the most credit-worthy corporations) by 0.10% and 0.05%, respectively.28
The PBOC lowered bank reserve requirements on March 13, freeing up about $79 billion to be lent out.29
China has yet to implement massive fiscal stimulus, as it did in 2008 during the global financial crisis or again in 2015 to fight slowing growth. However, the Chinese government has asked banks to extend the terms of business loans and commercial landlords to reduce rents.30
South Korea
South Korea announced a $9.8 billion stimulus package on March 3, 2020.31 Among other things, it includes:
Small and medium business subsidies to help companies pay workers
Child-care subsidies
Job retraining for people who have lost jobs
United Kingdom
On the monetary side, the U.K.'s central bank, the Bank of England, rolled out stimulus measures on March 11, 2020, including:32
Lowering interest rates by 0.5%
Lowering capital requirements for U.K. banks, allowing them to use a reserve they call a "counter-cyclical capital buffer," which is money kept in reserve to increase banks' resistance to global financial shocks. Allowing nearly $390 billion in new loans.
The Bank of England continued monetary stimulus with an unscheduled announcement on March 19. The BOE said it was buying $228 worth of U.K. government bonds and corporate bonds and cutting interest rates by 0.15% to 0.1%.33
On the fiscal side, the U.K. finance minister Rishi Sunak announced a budget with nearly $37 billion in fiscal stimulus on March 11.34 Among other things, it includes:
A tax cut for retailers
Cash grants to small businesses
A mandate to provide sick pay for people who need to self-isolate, and a subsidy to cover the costs of sick pay for small businesses
Expanded access to government benefits for the self-employed and unemployed
On March 17, the U.K. unveiled another, larger stimulus package. It includes, among other things:
$379 billion in business loan guarantees
$23 billion in business tax cuts and grant funding to businesses hit worst by the virus, such as retail and hotel businesses.35
European Central Bank
On March 12, European Central Bank (ECB), the central bank for the Eurozone, announced several monetary stimulus measures:
It announced an additional $128 billion in bond purchases over the course of 2020.36
It loosened capital requirements on banks allowing them to lend more.37
It lowered the interest rate on and eased lending requirements for its targeted long term refinancing operations (TLTRO), a program of long-term loans to banks to keep liquidity steady. 38 This is not the main benchmark interest rate, which the ECB has left unchanged.
On March 19 the ECB announced an asset purchasing program it calls the Pandemic Emergency Purchase Programme (PEPP). It says it will purchase roughly $800 billion of additional bonds throughout 2020.39
Germany
Germany authorized its state bank (a Bank Run by the government, but not a central bank), KfW, to lend out as much as $610 billion to companies to cushion the effects of the coronavirus. 40
France
On March 17, French Finance Minister, Burno Le Maire announced a $49 billion aid package that includes the following things:
Substantial social-security tax cuts
Unemployment benefits for people forced to work part time
A fund to help shopkeepers and the self-employed
In addition, Minister Le maire said that they would guarantee bank loans of up to $327 billion to help businesses.41
Italy
Italy announced a $28 billion plan on March 11 to be divided over two separate spending packages. 42 Among other things, it includes:
Adding money to a fund guaranteeing loans to small and medium businesses
Money to companies who have been hit especially hard by the virus
Help for workers who are facing layoffs
Japan
Japan has passed two packages of small business loans, one $4.6 billion package in February, and a $15 billion one on March 11. The most recent spending bill also included $4 billion for a number of programs including boosting mask production and stopping the virus from spreading to nursing homes.43
On the monetary side of things, the Bank of Japan announced a significant increase in qe on March 16. It said it would be doubling the rate it which it was purchasing ETFs from $56 billion a year to $112 billion, and also increased purchases of corporate bonds and commercial paper. In addition it announced a new program of 0% interest loans to increase lending to businesses hurt by the virus.44
Canada
The Bank of Canada announced a number of measures to provide monetary stimulus:
On March 4 it lowered interest rates by 0.50%45
On March 12, it announced it was expanding its bond-buying and repo operations46
It announced an unscheduled interest-rate cut of 0.50% on March 1347
On March 16, it announced it was broadening what could be used as collateral for repo operations, and also increased purchases of mortgage-backed securities48
Also on the monetary side of things, the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OSFI), Canada's financial regulatory body, lowered bank reserve requirements, allowing banks to lend an additional $214 billion.49
On the fiscal side of things, the Canadian government announced $7.1 billion in loans to businesses to help them cope with the damage the coronavirus is doing to the economy.50
Multi-Country or International
On March 15, the central banks of Canada, the U.K. Japan, the U.S., Switzerland, and the European Central Bank all agreed to lower the price of U.S. dollar liquidity swap line arrangements.51 These are a type of foreign currency swap, that helps central banks ensure there are dollars available for people and businesses who want to take out loans denominated in dollars, as opposed to the local currency. By decreasing the price of these swaps, it makes it easier and cheaper to borrow money in dollars outside the U.S.
On March 19, the Federal Reserve announced that it is establishing dollar liquidity swaps with the central banks of Australia, Brazil, Denmark, South Korea, New Zealand, Singapore, and Sweden.52
On March 4th, the International Monetary Fund made $50 billion in loans available to deal with the coronavirus, including $10 billion of zero-interest loans to the poorest IMF member countries.53 On March 16, the IMF said it, "stands ready to mobilize its $1 trillion lending capacity to help our membership." In the same statement, the IMF said it has $200 billion in current lines of credit, some of which could be used for this crisis, and that they have "received interest from about 20 countries and will be following up with them in the coming days." It also mentioned that it is aiming to boost its debt relief fund to $1 billion from its current level of $400 million. 54
On March 3, the World Bank announced an initial package of up to $12 billion in loans for countries to help cope with the effects of the coronavirus. $8 billion of the funding is new loans and the remaining $4 billion is redirected from current lines of credit
United States
The U.S. Federal Reserve has taken a number of significant measures to provide monetary stimulus:
On March 3, 2020, it made an unscheduled cut to the FED funds rate. It slashed rates by 0.5%, double the amount of its recent moves, and the largest cut since the 2008 financial crisis.4
On March 12, the FED massively expanded reverse repo operations, adding $1.5 trillion of liquidity to the banking system.5 This means that the FED extended the amount of short term loans to banks to keep money markets (markets for very short term loans) stable and allow banks to have more cash on hand.
On March 15, the Federal Reserve cut interest rates by a full percentage point, down to a range of 0.00% to 0.25%. This dropped the FED funds rate to the level it was before the rate increases starting in 2015. In addition, the Federal Reserve restarted quantitative easing with the purchase of $500 billion in treasurys and $200 billion in mortgage-backed securities.6
On March 16, the Federal Reserve increased reverse repo operations by another $500 billion.7
On March 17, U.S. Treasury Secretary Mnuchin announced that he was approving the Federal Reserve's creation of a "Commercial Paper Funding Facility," (CPFF) which allows the FED to create a corporation which can purchase commercial paper, short-term, unsecured loans made by businesses for everyday expenses. He also authorized up to $10 billion from the Treasury to help cover loan losses incurred under this program.8 The program will end on March 17, 2021 unless it is extended.9 This is actually a re-launch of a program originally launched during the Great Recession, when many businesses were hurt when liquidity in the commercial paper markets dried up.10
Later on the March 17, the Federal Reserve received approval to re-launch another Great Recession-era tool, the Primary Dealer Credit Facility (PDCF). Starting March 20, the PDCF will offer short-term loans to banks secured by collateral such as municipal bonds or investment-grade corporate debt11 . The program will run AT least six months, and longer if needed.12
On March 18, the Federal Reserve announced the Money Market Mutual Fund Liquidity Facility (MMLF). This is a new program, to lend money to banks so they can purchase assets from money market funds, like with the CPFF, the Treasury is offering up to $10 billion to cover loan losses the FED incurs from the program. In addition, lending under the program will not effect bank capital requirements.13 The program is scheduled to run until the end of September.13 This is similar to the AMLF program launched in 2008 after the collapse of Lehman Brothers caused a major money market fund to fail.
On the fiscal side, of things, the following measures have been taken or proposed:
On March 6, 2020, President Trump signed an $8.3 billion spending bill, currently called "Phase One" of stimulus efforts, to fund efforts to fight the pandemic.14 Among other things it:
Funded research on a vaccine
Gave money to state and local governments to fight the spread of the virus
Allocated money to help with efforts to stop the virus's spread overseas15
On March 13, the Democrat-controlled House of Representatives passed a stimulus bill, currently called "Phase Two" of the stimulus, which is waiting on a vote in the Republican-controlled Senate, that included, among other things:
Free virus testing
Expanded unemployment benefits
Additional funds for Medicaid
A provision requiring paid sick leave for some workers affected by COVID-1916
Also on March 13, President Trump announced a state of emergency, allowing the Federal Government to distribute up to $50 billion in aid to states, cities, and territories.17
On March 17, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin announced that individual and businesses will have an extra 90 days past April 15 to pay their tax bills. he estimates this will free up $300 billion in extra liquidity over this period. Individuals can delay taxes up to $1 million and corporations up to $10 million. Notably, tax return form are still due April 15.18
Also on March 17, Secretary Mnuchin and President Trump suggested a roughly $1 trillion stimulus package, nicknamed "Phase Three," to the Republican-controlled Senate. The package is just a proposal, many of the details are undecided, and any plan would need to be passed by Congress. Included in the proposed package were:
$500 billion in direct payments, including a more than $1000 payment to all U.S. adults, excluding millionaires and billionaires
$50 billion in bailouts for the airline industry
Upwards of $500 billion for small businesses and other expenditures19
March 17 also saw Democratic leadership in the House of Representatives revise their paid sick leave proposal. In the original version, companies would be required to give workers affected by COVID-19 and qualified for the program, 2 weeks of sick leave AT full pay and 10 weeks AT 2/3's pay. The revised proposal limits it to 2 weeks with the next 10 only allowed for workers caring for children whose school or day care is closed down. Among other exemptions the mandate to provide paid sick leave only applies to businesses with fewer than 500 employees. It also sets up a program to reimburse the employers for sick leave pay through a tax credit.20
On March 18, the Senate Republicans approved the Phase Two stimulus package passed by the House earlier in the month without changes. President Trump signed the bill later that day.21 Senate Majority Leader, Mitch McConnell said that the Senate will stay in session until "Phase Three" of the stimulus is passed.22
On March 19, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell released a draft bill of the "Phase Three" stimulus package. The Republican plan (which you can read, here) includes the following, among other things,
A tax credit of $1,200 per adult and $500 for each child for some families. The amount would be lower for people making between $75,000 and $99,000 a year, and none for people making over that amount. For people who pay less than $1200 in taxes the amount goes down, down to a minimum of $600 for the poorest people who have no federal income tax liability. And even that $600 is dependent on making AT least $2,5000 in qualifying income.
$300 billion in loans to small business with under 500 employees, with loans capped AT $10 million. Part of the loan would be forgiven if the companies don't lay off any employees through the end of June.
$50 billion in loans and loan guarantees for passenger airlines
$8 billion in loans and loan guarantees for cargo airlines
$150 billion in loans and loan guarantees for "other eligible businesses" The Treasury Department has a lot of latitude to decide what falls into this category.
The legislation would also cap Compensation for "any officer or employee" of the firms receiving loans AT $425,000 a year until March 1, 2022. 23
Australia
Australia has announced an $11.4 stimulus package on March 12, 202024 including:
Payments to small businesses to encourage hiring
One-time payment to people collecting government benefits such as old-age or veterans benefits
Business subsidies to businesses in industries such as a tourism, which have been hit hardest by the coronavirus
China (Hong Kong)
Hong Kong announced a significant fiscal stimulus package as part of its 2020-2021 budget on February 26, 2020.25 Among other things, it includes:
A $1200 cash subsidy to all adult permanent residents
Paying one month's rent for people living in public housing
Cutting payroll, income, property, and business taxes
Low-interest, government-guaranteed loans for businesses
Extra month's worth of payments to people collecting old-age or disability benefits
China (Mainland)
China's central bank, the People's Bank of China (PBOC), has implemented several policy measures aimed AT providing monetary stimulus:
On February 3, 2020, the PBOC expanded reverse repo operations by $174 billion. This means that the central bank extended the amount of loans to keep money markets (markets for very short term loans) stable and allow banks to have more cash on hand.26 It added another $71 billion on February 4.27
The PBOC also cut the one-year medium-term lending facility rate (the rate AT which it lends to banks) by 0.10% on Feb. 16. It followed this up by cutting its one-year and five-year prime rates (the rate AT which banks lend to the most credit-worthy corporations) by 0.10% and 0.05%, respectively.28
The PBOC lowered bank reserve requirements on March 13, freeing up about $79 billion to be lent out.29
China has yet to implement massive fiscal stimulus, as it did in 2008 during the global financial crisis or again in 2015 to fight slowing growth. However, the Chinese government has asked banks to extend the terms of business loans and commercial landlords to reduce rents.30
South Korea
South Korea announced a $9.8 billion stimulus package on March 3, 2020.31 Among other things, it includes:
Small and medium business subsidies to help companies pay workers
Child-care subsidies
Job retraining for people who have lost jobs
United Kingdom
On the monetary side, the U.K.'s central bank, the Bank of England, rolled out stimulus measures on March 11, 2020, including:32
Lowering interest rates by 0.5%
Lowering capital requirements for U.K. banks, allowing them to use a reserve they call a "counter-cyclical capital buffer," which is money kept in reserve to increase banks' resistance to global financial shocks. Allowing nearly $390 billion in new loans.
The Bank of England continued monetary stimulus with an unscheduled announcement on March 19. The BOE said it was buying $228 worth of U.K. government bonds and corporate bonds and cutting interest rates by 0.15% to 0.1%.33
On the fiscal side, the U.K. finance minister Rishi Sunak announced a budget with nearly $37 billion in fiscal stimulus on March 11.34 Among other things, it includes:
A tax cut for retailers
Cash grants to small businesses
A mandate to provide sick pay for people who need to self-isolate, and a subsidy to cover the costs of sick pay for small businesses
Expanded access to government benefits for the self-employed and unemployed
On March 17, the U.K. unveiled another, larger stimulus package. It includes, among other things:
$379 billion in business loan guarantees
$23 billion in business tax cuts and grant funding to businesses hit worst by the virus, such as retail and hotel businesses.35
European Central Bank
On March 12, European Central Bank (ECB), the central bank for the Eurozone, announced several monetary stimulus measures:
It announced an additional $128 billion in bond purchases over the course of 2020.36
It loosened capital requirements on banks allowing them to lend more.37
It lowered the interest rate on and eased lending requirements for its targeted long term refinancing operations (TLTRO), a program of long-term loans to banks to keep liquidity steady. 38 This is not the main benchmark interest rate, which the ECB has left unchanged.
On March 19 the ECB announced an asset purchasing program it calls the Pandemic Emergency Purchase Programme (PEPP). It says it will purchase roughly $800 billion of additional bonds throughout 2020.39
Germany
Germany authorized its state bank (a Bank Run by the government, but not a central bank), KfW, to lend out as much as $610 billion to companies to cushion the effects of the coronavirus. 40
France
On March 17, French Finance Minister, Burno Le Maire announced a $49 billion aid package that includes the following things:
Substantial social-security tax cuts
Unemployment benefits for people forced to work part time
A fund to help shopkeepers and the self-employed
In addition, Minister Le maire said that they would guarantee bank loans of up to $327 billion to help businesses.41
Italy
Italy announced a $28 billion plan on March 11 to be divided over two separate spending packages. 42 Among other things, it includes:
Adding money to a fund guaranteeing loans to small and medium businesses
Money to companies who have been hit especially hard by the virus
Help for workers who are facing layoffs
Japan
Japan has passed two packages of small business loans, one $4.6 billion package in February, and a $15 billion one on March 11. The most recent spending bill also included $4 billion for a number of programs including boosting mask production and stopping the virus from spreading to nursing homes.43
On the monetary side of things, the Bank of Japan announced a significant increase in qe on March 16. It said it would be doubling the rate it which it was purchasing ETFs from $56 billion a year to $112 billion, and also increased purchases of corporate bonds and commercial paper. In addition it announced a new program of 0% interest loans to increase lending to businesses hurt by the virus.44
Canada
The Bank of Canada announced a number of measures to provide monetary stimulus:
On March 4 it lowered interest rates by 0.50%45
On March 12, it announced it was expanding its bond-buying and repo operations46
It announced an unscheduled interest-rate cut of 0.50% on March 1347
On March 16, it announced it was broadening what could be used as collateral for repo operations, and also increased purchases of mortgage-backed securities48
Also on the monetary side of things, the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OSFI), Canada's financial regulatory body, lowered bank reserve requirements, allowing banks to lend an additional $214 billion.49
On the fiscal side of things, the Canadian government announced $7.1 billion in loans to businesses to help them cope with the damage the coronavirus is doing to the economy.50
Multi-Country or International
On March 15, the central banks of Canada, the U.K. Japan, the U.S., Switzerland, and the European Central Bank all agreed to lower the price of U.S. dollar liquidity swap line arrangements.51 These are a type of foreign currency swap, that helps central banks ensure there are dollars available for people and businesses who want to take out loans denominated in dollars, as opposed to the local currency. By decreasing the price of these swaps, it makes it easier and cheaper to borrow money in dollars outside the U.S.
On March 19, the Federal Reserve announced that it is establishing dollar liquidity swaps with the central banks of Australia, Brazil, Denmark, South Korea, New Zealand, Singapore, and Sweden.52
On March 4th, the International Monetary Fund made $50 billion in loans available to deal with the coronavirus, including $10 billion of zero-interest loans to the poorest IMF member countries.53 On March 16, the IMF said it, "stands ready to mobilize its $1 trillion lending capacity to help our membership." In the same statement, the IMF said it has $200 billion in current lines of credit, some of which could be used for this crisis, and that they have "received interest from about 20 countries and will be following up with them in the coming days." It also mentioned that it is aiming to boost its debt relief fund to $1 billion from its current level of $400 million. 54
On March 3, the World Bank announced an initial package of up to $12 billion in loans for countries to help cope with the effects of the coronavirus. $8 billion of the funding is new loans and the remaining $4 billion is redirected from current lines of credit
hier soir avant le close des marché quand j ai vue le marché planter vite en fin de seance , j ai dis je ne prend aucune position apres le marché dans la nuit car ca peut guetter un piege , j ai tu ben faite
Bien le bonjour à tous,
Merci Francis pour cette semaine d'open.
4 sorcières aujourd'hui, accrochez vous aux rambardes, ça va secouer niveau infni sur l'échelle de Richter
Pour être un as sur les heures d'échéance, il suffit d'aller voir ici, Falex a fait tout le boulot
contrat-futur-sur-indices-caracteriques-t3662.html
les 9000 ont bien rebondi sur le dax en même temps que les 20500 dow futures
Merci Francis pour cette semaine d'open.
4 sorcières aujourd'hui, accrochez vous aux rambardes, ça va secouer niveau infni sur l'échelle de Richter
Pour être un as sur les heures d'échéance, il suffit d'aller voir ici, Falex a fait tout le boulot
contrat-futur-sur-indices-caracteriques-t3662.html
les 9000 ont bien rebondi sur le dax en même temps que les 20500 dow futures
Bonjour la file, plein de petits points.
Merci Francis, Mozu.
Super Falex.
Merci Francis, Mozu.
Super Falex.
Vous avez vu que Hong kong a versé 1200$ directement dans la poche de ses résidents 
valide ou validera pas
c est ça treve 
Perso j attends 4100 CAC pour vendre...
Perso j attends 4100 CAC pour vendre...
en tk si quelqu un vois un sorciere auj
prenez la photo je vous envois un cheque loll
prenez la photo je vous envois un cheque loll
le NAS les 7635 se font chatouiller souvent
le nq est sur un point pivot en ce moment
aller voir les gros acheteur a 7629 sur le Bid ca ne bouge plus , souvent ca guette un piege
aller voir les gros acheteur a 7629 sur le Bid ca ne bouge plus , souvent ca guette un piege
Il y en a au moins un qui va nous faire une belle Bougie tueuse aujourd'hui ?
Un gros coincé quelques parts !
Un gros coincé quelques parts !
j'ai celle là Treve si tu veux qui traine sous mon lit
Spoiler:
Hello la file nq réservé à la hausse
Le nq bloqué chez moi.
c'est normal réservation haussière du nq le CME bloque à +5% donc dès que le cours touch 7629, le cours est gelé.
Il repart que si l'accumulation d'ordres le fait baisser sous 7629
Si l'accumulation d'ordres le laisse au dessus de 7629 il reste bloqué et cela rouvrira à 14h30 à l'ouverture des bourses américaines. Et si on monte encore à toute vitesse, cela peut rebloquer.
ce sont les règles que l'on rappelle chaque matin depuis 15 jours
Il repart que si l'accumulation d'ordres le fait baisser sous 7629
Si l'accumulation d'ordres le laisse au dessus de 7629 il reste bloqué et cela rouvrira à 14h30 à l'ouverture des bourses américaines. Et si on monte encore à toute vitesse, cela peut rebloquer.
ce sont les règles que l'on rappelle chaque matin depuis 15 jours
Guillen
ma y payer un billets d avion lolllll
ma y payer un billets d avion lolllll
Obi > Je vais parcourir les files de ces dernières semaines et calculés le nombres de fois où nous avons répété cela...
On va être riche !
On va être riche !
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