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Previously on "When are most banks going to be nationalised?"
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Originally posted by rootsnall View PostRBS worth a punt at 78p ?
I'm assuming I'll get my Icesave money back and I'm feeling lucky
The banks were up when I first looked this morning. Any idea what the wonder deal actually means ?
Yesterday (Monday), the spread between Overnight Indexed Swaps (OIS) and the three-month LIBOR rose to an all time high of 2.94%. The LIBOR/OIS spread measures the amount of cash available for interbank lending and is used by banks to determine interest rates.
The wider the spread, the less cash there is to go around. This is telling us that banks, despite billions of central-bank support in recent months, are still cash-strapped and are disinclined to lend money either to each other or to consumers.
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Originally posted by rootsnall View PostRBS worth a punt at 78p ?
I'm assuming I'll get my Icesave money back and I'm feeling lucky
The banks were up when I first looked this morning. Any idea what the wonder deal actually means ?
It's all a gamble.
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But will the nationalisation guarantee that depositors money is safe? And, if so, will they all offer the same rate of interest?
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How does this work when big banks are operating through the world? Or is this discussion limited to UK-only banks & building societies?
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Originally posted by oracleslave View PostAhh so pure speculation and guesswork at this stage then.
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Originally posted by rootsnall View PostStories and rumours started to come out last week that the big UK banks will possibly maybe all have to effectively nationalised. At the rate things are progressing who knows
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Originally posted by oracleslave View PostSeriously? Is there some inside info I am missing?
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They may end up with large government holdings, but which government?
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Originally posted by rootsnall View PostAll will
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