Credit crunch could spell end of rate rise cycle
Sat, 11 Aug, 2007 - 01:00
Brian O'Mahony, Chief Business Correspondent
However, the extension of loans to high-risk borrowers through sub-prime lending brought the US and Europe to a credit crunch.
The European Central Bank was forced to inject €94.8 billion into money markets to prevent chaos.
CourtsBusiness ColumnistsPlace: EuropePlace: AmericaPlace: USPerson: Ian RichardsPerson: Eunan KingOrganisation: European Central BankOrganisation: BNP ParibasOrganisation: ParibasOrganisation: ECBOrganisation: US Federal ReserveOrganisation: IseqOrganisation: ABN AmroOrganisation: FedOrganisation: NCB
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