Reason: The Federal Reserve's easy money means that funds for overnight lending aren't worth anything.
For a poor villager in Africa, poaching an elephant for its tusks is easy money.
Most people think low interest rates (and easy money) are good for the economy.
We are back in a credit bubble due to the Fed and easy money.
Easy money will continue to keep real rates (or the T-bill rate less inflation) negative.
The sudden increase in jobs also underline the failure of easy money to stimulate growth.
The BP fund is an attempt to buy peace by overwhelming potential plaintiffs with easy money.
The Federal Reserve responded with another round of easy money, thus creating yet another commodities bubble.
As with all banks, too much easy money too quickly will soon spell bad investments.
Like booze at a party, easy money should make for a good economic year.
Easy money policies are turning into hard times for the middle and lower classes.
And it began preparing markets for unwinding of the stimulus efforts and its easy money policies.
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Easy money after the tech bust led to the housing boom and financial crisis.
But every once in a while, easy money can come in out of nowhere.
Everyone knows that the days of easy money are a vanishing mote in the rearview mirror.
Eerily like the US today, Japan sought to cure this problem with easy money.
And lastly, the easy money policies could not help but create massive spiraling inflation.
The days of easy money are over, and Saudis are being required to accept it.
Japanese speculators, says Mr Koike with a flick of his nose, smelt easy money.
The low interest rates, the easy money led to property booms, speculation, and piles of debt.
Gone are the 10 percent growth days fueled by easy money and rabid commodity demand.
With quantitative easing, the value of assets are maintained by a centrally unwritten environment of easy money.
Being part of the Wall Street selling effort is where the easy money is to be made.
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Developed markets continue to benefit from easy money policies with interest rates still at very low levels.
With the end to easy money in 2008, banking sectors around the world were over-levered and under-capitalized.
The answer is that one borrower has benefited enormously from the Bank's easy money policies: the government.
He does not think there is easy money to be made, nor does he want to try.
Without such access to the easy money Greece would have been ejected from the single currency by now.
The big emerging markets can at least partially blame the US and Europe for their easy money policies.
So more than a year ago it began tightening its previous easy money policies and raising interest rates.
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