POMO - Revision history

imported>Doug Williamson: Classify page.

2022-06-26T14:50:55Z

Classify page.

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	* [[Quantitative easing]]		* [[Quantitative easing]]

			[[Category:Accounting,_tax_and_regulation]]
			[[Category:The_business_context]]
			[[Category:Financial_products_and_markets]]

imported>Doug Williamson: Link with Quantitative easing page.

2014-08-10T21:12:12Z

Link with Quantitative easing page.

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	Somewhat ironic or dis-approving term used to highlight the US [[Federal Open Market Committee]]'s use of [[open market operations]] to add to or reduce balances ('[[reserves]]') of eligible institutions with [[Federal Reserve Bank]]s on a longer-than-usual period - with the implication that it may be semi-permanent.		Somewhat ironic or dis-approving term used to highlight the US [[Federal Open Market Committee]]'s use of [[open market operations]] to add to or reduce balances ('[[reserves]]') of eligible institutions with [[Federal Reserve Bank]]s on a longer-than-usual period - with the implication that it may be semi-permanent.



			== See also ==

			* [[Quantitative easing]]

imported>Doug Williamson: Changed double quotes to single around reserve

2014-08-04T14:16:23Z

Changed double quotes to single around reserve

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	Permanent [[open market operations]].		Permanent [[open market operations]].

	Somewhat ironic or dis-approving term used to highlight the US [[Federal Open Market Committee]]'s use of [[open market operations]] to add to or reduce balances ("[[reserves]]") of eligible institutions with [[Federal Reserve Bank]]s on a longer-than-usual period - with the implication that it may be semi-permanent.		Somewhat ironic or dis-approving term used to highlight the US [[Federal Open Market Committee]]'s use of [[open market operations]] to add to or reduce balances ('[[reserves]]') of eligible institutions with [[Federal Reserve Bank]]s on a longer-than-usual period - with the implication that it may be semi-permanent.

imported>Doug Williamson: Spacing.

2014-08-03T13:07:55Z

Spacing.

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	Permanent [[open market operations]].		Permanent [[open market operations]].

	Somewhat ironic or dis-approving term used to highlight the US [[Federal Open Market Committee]]'s use of [[open market operations]] to add to or reduce balances ("[[reserves]]") of eligible institutions with [[Federal Reserve Bank]]s on a longer-than-usual period - with the implication that it may be semi-permanent.		Somewhat ironic or dis-approving term used to highlight the US [[Federal Open Market Committee]]'s use of [[open market operations]] to add to or reduce balances ("[[reserves]]") of eligible institutions with [[Federal Reserve Bank]]s on a longer-than-usual period - with the implication that it may be semi-permanent.

imported>Doug Williamson: Standardise punctuation.

2014-08-03T13:06:56Z

Standardise punctuation.

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	''US banking''		''US banking''.

	Permanent [[open market operations]].		Permanent [[open market operations]].
	Somewhat ironic or dis-approving term used to highlight the US [[Federal Open Market Committee]]'s use of [[open market operations]] to add to or reduce balances ("[[reserves]]"} of eligible institutions with [[Federal Reserve Bank]]s on a longer-than-usual period - with the implication that it may be semi-permanent.		Somewhat ironic or dis-approving term used to highlight the US [[Federal Open Market Committee]]'s use of [[open market operations]] to add to or reduce balances ("[[reserves]]") of eligible institutions with [[Federal Reserve Bank]]s on a longer-than-usual period - with the implication that it may be semi-permanent.

imported>John Grout: To create entry

2014-08-03T12:00:35Z

To create entry

New page

''US banking''

Permanent [[open market operations]].
Somewhat ironic or dis-approving term used to highlight the US [[Federal Open Market Committee]]'s use of [[open market operations]] to add to or reduce balances ("[[reserves]]"} of eligible institutions with [[Federal Reserve Bank]]s on a longer-than-usual period - with the implication that it may be semi-permanent.