The Fed is trying to stave off a run on the banks.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

The Fed is trying to stave off a run on the banks.

The Federal Reserve slashed interest rates.

the amount of money that the government keeps in the central bank, called latent currency

Investment bankers are tearing their hair out over the crash.

The government injected massive public funds into the banking system.

The performance of Japanese banks remains stagnant.

The failure of the bank brought on a financial crisis.

The bank announced a reduction of capital at the general meeting the other day.

The bank refused the company a loan. ＝The bank refused a loan to the company.

A bank holds the money of the public on deposit.

The government decided on a recapitalization of 40 billion yen for the bank.

an economic policy whereby the central bank controls the interest rate by changing the official discount rate

The bank came near to bankruptcy.

That bank is on the brink of bankruptcy.

The bank will lower the interest rate again from 2.5% to 1.8%.

I asked the bank to extend the repayment time.

technically, a bank's reserves belong to the stockholders

the bank is solid and will survive this attack

A rumour is current―A rumour is afloat―A rumour is abroad―A rumour is in circulation―A rumour is in the air―that the bank is going to fail.

the rate of interest set by the Federal Reserve that member banks are charged when they borrow money through the Federal Reserve System

The bankruptcy of the bank forced his company into a corner.

Daiei gave in to the banks' pressure.

The bank is on the brink of failure―on the verge of failure―on the eve of failure.

the bank announced its first loan to a post-communist country

Banks are cutting lending to industrial borrowers.

the banker absconded with embezzled funds

the market where the deposit balances of the Federal Reserve Bank is deposited, called the federal fund market

there is little likelihood of a meltdown comparable to the American banking collapse in March 1933

The bank holds a mortgage on the land.

When it is seen to have risen too far, the central banks of major countries cooperate to intervene.