2008 US dollar Speculative Attack - Revision history

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	On [[September 11]] [[2008]], according to Rep. [[Paul E. Kanjorski]], a speculative attack against the US dollar was launched. During a closed doors session of Congress, Chairman of the Federal Reserve [[Ben Bernanke]] revealed that there had been a $550 billion dollars electronic money market run on US banks. The [[Federal Reserve]] and [[US Treasury]] attempted to halt the run on the dollar by pumping $150 billion dollars into the economy, but was unsuccessful in doing so. It was then decided by the [[US Treasury]] to close the accounts to finally halt the attack and avoid a massive bank collapse.<ref>http://cspan.org/Watch/watch.aspx?MediaId=HP-A-14757 start about 22:45 into the video.</ref><ref> http://finance.yahoo.com/tech-ticker/article/63515/Americans%27-Money-Safer-Today-as-Govt.-Guarantees-Money-Market-Funds?tickers=BAC,F,MS,mer,leh,wm,wb</ref>		On [[September 11]] [[2008]], according to Rep. [[Paul E. Kanjorski]], a speculative attack against the US dollar was launched. During a closed doors session of Congress, Chairman of the Federal Reserve [[Ben Bernanke]] revealed that there had been a $550 billion dollars electronic money market run on US banks. The [[Federal Reserve]] and [[US Treasury]] attempted to halt the run on the dollar by pumping $150 billion dollars into the economy, but was unsuccessful in doing so. It was then decided by the [[US Treasury]] to close the accounts to finally halt the attack and avoid a massive bank collapse.<ref>http://cspan.org/Watch/watch.aspx?MediaId=HP-A-14757 start about 22:45 into the video.</ref><ref> http://finance.yahoo.com/tech-ticker/article/63515/Americans%27-Money-Safer-Today-as-Govt.-Guarantees-Money-Market-Funds?tickers=BAC,F,MS,mer,leh,wm,wb</ref>

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	On [[September 11]] [[2008]], according to Rep. [[Paul E. Kanjorski]], a speculative attack against the US dollar was launched. During a closed doors session of Congress, Chairman of the Federal Reserve [[Ben Bernanke]] revealed that there had been a $550 billion dollars electronic money market run on US banks. The [[Federal Reserve]] and [[US Treasury]] attempted to halt the run on the dollar by pumping $150 billion dollars into the economy, but was unsuccessful in doing so. It was then decided by the [[US Treasury]] to close the accounts to finally halt the attack and avoid a massive bank collapse.~~<ref>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_NMu1mFao3w&eurl</ref>~~<ref>http://cspan.org/Watch/watch.aspx?MediaId=HP-A-14757 start about 22:45 into the video.</ref><ref> http://finance.yahoo.com/tech-ticker/article/63515/Americans%27-Money-Safer-Today-as-Govt.-Guarantees-Money-Market-Funds?tickers=BAC,F,MS,mer,leh,wm,wb</ref>		On [[September 11]] [[2008]], according to Rep. [[Paul E. Kanjorski]], a speculative attack against the US dollar was launched. During a closed doors session of Congress, Chairman of the Federal Reserve [[Ben Bernanke]] revealed that there had been a $550 billion dollars electronic money market run on US banks. The [[Federal Reserve]] and [[US Treasury]] attempted to halt the run on the dollar by pumping $150 billion dollars into the economy, but was unsuccessful in doing so. It was then decided by the [[US Treasury]] to close the accounts to finally halt the attack and avoid a massive bank collapse.<ref>http://cspan.org/Watch/watch.aspx?MediaId=HP-A-14757 start about 22:45 into the video.</ref><ref> http://finance.yahoo.com/tech-ticker/article/63515/Americans%27-Money-Safer-Today-as-Govt.-Guarantees-Money-Market-Funds?tickers=BAC,F,MS,mer,leh,wm,wb</ref>

	The origins of the attack are currently unknown.		The origins of the attack are currently unknown.

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	On [[September 11]] [[2008]], according to Rep. [[Paul E. Kanjorski]], a speculative attack against the US dollar was launched. During a closed doors session of Congress, Chairman of the Federal Reserve [[Ben Bernanke]] revealed that there had been a $550 billion dollars electronic money market run on US banks. The [[Federal Reserve]] and [[US Treasury]] attempted to halt the run on the dollar by pumping $150 billion dollars into the economy, but was unsuccessful in doing so. It was then decided by the [[US Treasury]] to close the accounts to finally halt the attack and avoid a massive bank collapse.<ref>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_NMu1mFao3w&eurl</ref><ref>http://cspan.org/Watch/watch.aspx?MediaId=HP-A-14757 start about 22:45 into the video.</ref><ref> http://finance.yahoo.com/tech-ticker/article/63515/Americans%27-Money-Safer-Today-as-Govt.-Guarantees-Money-Market-Funds?tickers=BAC,F,MS,mer,leh,wm,wb</ref>		On [[September 11]] [[2008]], according to Rep. [[Paul E. Kanjorski]], a speculative attack against the US dollar was launched. During a closed doors session of Congress, Chairman of the Federal Reserve [[Ben Bernanke]] revealed that there had been a $550 billion dollars electronic money market run on US banks. The [[Federal Reserve]] and [[US Treasury]] attempted to halt the run on the dollar by pumping $150 billion dollars into the economy, but was unsuccessful in doing so. It was then decided by the [[US Treasury]] to close the accounts to finally halt the attack and avoid a massive bank collapse.<ref>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_NMu1mFao3w&eurl</ref><ref>http://cspan.org/Watch/watch.aspx?MediaId=HP-A-14757 start about 22:45 into the video.</ref><ref> http://finance.yahoo.com/tech-ticker/article/63515/Americans%27-Money-Safer-Today-as-Govt.-Guarantees-Money-Market-Funds?tickers=BAC,F,MS,mer,leh,wm,wb</ref>

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	On [[September 11]] [[2008]], according to Rep. [[Paul E. Kanjorski]], a speculative attack against the US dollar was launched. During a closed doors session of Congress, Chairman of the Federal Reserve [[Ben Bernanke]] revealed that there had been a $550 billion dollars electronic money market run on US banks. The [[Federal Reserve]] and [[US Treasury]] attempted to halt the run on the dollar by pumping $150 billion dollars into the economy, but was unsuccessful in doing so. It was then decided by the [[US Treasury]] to close the accounts to finally halt the attack and avoid a massive bank collapse.<ref>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_NMu1mFao3w&eurl</ref><ref>http://cspan.org/Watch/watch.aspx?MediaId=HP-A-14757 start about 22:45 into the video.</ref><ref> http://finance.yahoo.com/tech-ticker/article/63515/Americans%27-Money-Safer-Today-as-Govt.-Guarantees-Money-Market-Funds?tickers=BAC,F,MS,mer,leh,wm,wb</ref>		On [[September 11]] [[2008]], according to Rep. [[Paul E. Kanjorski]], a speculative attack against the US dollar was launched. During a closed doors session of Congress, Chairman of the Federal Reserve [[Ben Bernanke]] revealed that there had been a $550 billion dollars electronic money market run on US banks. The [[Federal Reserve]] and [[US Treasury]] attempted to halt the run on the dollar by pumping $150 billion dollars into the economy, but was unsuccessful in doing so. It was then decided by the [[US Treasury]] to close the accounts to finally halt the attack and avoid a massive bank collapse.<ref>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_NMu1mFao3w&eurl</ref><ref>http://cspan.org/Watch/watch.aspx?MediaId=HP-A-14757 start about 22:45 into the video.</ref><ref> http://finance.yahoo.com/tech-ticker/article/63515/Americans%27-Money-Safer-Today-as-Govt.-Guarantees-Money-Market-Funds?tickers=BAC,F,MS,mer,leh,wm,wb</ref>

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	On [[September 11]] [[2008]], according to Rep. [[Paul E. Kanjorski]], a speculative attack against the US dollar was launched. During a closed doors session of Congress, Chairman of the Federal Reserve [[Ben Bernanke]] revealed that there had been a $550 billion dollars electronic money market run on US banks. The [[Federal Reserve]] and [[US Treasury]] attempted to halt the run on the dollar by pumping $150 billion dollars into the economy, but was unsuccessful in doing so. It was then decided by the [[US Treasury]] to close the accounts to finally halt the attack and avoid a massive bank collapse.<ref>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_NMu1mFao3w&eurl</ref><ref>http://cspan.org/Watch/watch.aspx?MediaId=HP-A-14757 start about 22:45 into the video.</ref><ref> http://finance.yahoo.com/tech-ticker/article/63515/Americans%27-Money-Safer-Today-as-Govt.-Guarantees-Money-Market-Funds?tickers=BAC,F,MS,mer,leh,wm,wb</ref>		On [[September 11]] [[2008]], according to Rep. [[Paul E. Kanjorski]], a speculative attack against the US dollar was launched. During a closed doors session of Congress, Chairman of the Federal Reserve [[Ben Bernanke]] revealed that there had been a $550 billion dollars electronic money market run on US banks. The [[Federal Reserve]] and [[US Treasury]] attempted to halt the run on the dollar by pumping $150 billion dollars into the economy, but was unsuccessful in doing so. It was then decided by the [[US Treasury]] to close the accounts to finally halt the attack and avoid a massive bank collapse.<ref>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_NMu1mFao3w&eurl</ref><ref>http://cspan.org/Watch/watch.aspx?MediaId=HP-A-14757 start about 22:45 into the video.</ref><ref> http://finance.yahoo.com/tech-ticker/article/63515/Americans%27-Money-Safer-Today-as-Govt.-Guarantees-Money-Market-Funds?tickers=BAC,F,MS,mer,leh,wm,wb</ref>

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