Markets Still Uneasy After Loan Plan for Banks
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Global markets were down Thursday despite a plan by five central banks to inject capital into the banking system to ease credit fears.
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Nine months into the meltdown of the home loan market, investors are still waiting for banks, brokerage firms and other companies to come clean on losses.
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Concerns about inflation trumped worries about the slumping housing market last month by Federal Reserve officials who voted to hold interest rates steady.
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U.S. stock futures lost ground Tuesday as concerns mounted about the viability of subprime mortgage lenders and whether their troubles would spread to other parts of the economy.
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There's only one explanation for the unexpectedly bold moves this week by key economic policymakers around the world: They're seriously worried about credit markets and the financial condition of major banks.
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European equity markets traded cautiously higher on Friday, but banks struggled in the wake of further unsettling writedowns related to the credit squeeze.
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Central bankers are in a  holding pattern awaiting clear signs of how the last month of  market upheaval has affected the economy, policymakers said on  Sunday.
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Economists say mortgage market troubles could, all told, cost financial firms and investors up to $400 billion.
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Turmoil in credit and housing has obscured a rise in prices.
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The market has been shaken by uncertainty surrounding bond insurers and whether they will be able to handle large losses in the value of mortgage-backed bonds.
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Write-downs at a British mortgage lender and a new warning from the Bank of England prompt cautious trading in the UK; continental response is more muted.
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Investors appeared to put aside their concerns about tighter credit availability, signs that the economy may be slipping and uncertainty about what the Fedâs next move will be.
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Wall Street declined after a spike in producer prices and uncertainty about a plan to ease tightness in the credit markets stirred concerns.
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The Bank of England keeps UK rates on hold for the second month in row after fears of cooling house prices.
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While it might be tempting to go bargain hunting in the mortgage industry, investment advisers donât think that prices yet fully reflect the troubles the industry is likely to see in the coming months.
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The banking company is holding up in a tough market.
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The "tentative" status may be making investors jittery.