Fed puts extra $30bn into markets
The US Federal Reserve is making $30bn (£16.1bn) available to central banks in Australia, Denmark, Sweden and Norway, to ease money markets.


The availability of credit has shrunk
The Fed said the aim was to "improve liquidity" globally, at a time when the availability of credit is limited.
The Fed made a similar move with central banks in the UK, Canada, Japan and the European Central Bank last week, making $180bn available.
The Federal Reserve said it would take "further steps" if necessary.
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