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From: Les H9/24/2009 10:37:17 AM
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The Federal Reserve is further scaling back two emergency lending programs as the economy improves.

The Fed will reduce the amount of money available to banks in short-term loans under a program called the Term Auction Facility.

For 84-day loans, the Fed will provide a total of $50 billion in loans in October, and $25 billion each in November and December. For 28-day loans, the Fed will continue to make $75 billion available monthly through January.

The Fed also is cutting back on a program where investment firms can temporarily swap risky securities for super-safe Treasury securities.

The Fed says $50 billion worth of Treasury securities will be made available for October, down from the current $75 billion. Operations in November and December will be trimmed to $25 billion each.

townhall.com
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