Fed says extending four emergency liquidity programs to March 31, 2021

Fed says extending four emergency liquidity programs to March 31, 2021

Fed says extending four emergency liquidity programs to March 31, 2021 The programs are separate from credit programs the U.S. Treasury recently ordered closed    A man walks past the Federal Reserve in Washington, December 16, 2015. WASHINGTON- The U.S. Federal Reserve said Monday it is extending emergency liquidity programs for the commercial paper and other key financial markets through March 31, a step to help financial markets plan through the start of the next year as the economy recovers from the coronavirus pandemic.The programs, separate from credit programs the U.S. Treasury recently ordered closed on Dec. 31, include the Commercial Paper Liquidity Facility, the Primary Dealer Credit Facility, the Money Market Mutual Fund Liquidity Facility, and the Paycheck Protection Program Liquidity Facility.(Reporting by Howard Schneider) (([email protected]; +1 202 789 8010;))Zawya CoveragemaritimeDubai-based Gulf Navigation's CFO resigns after less than three monthsoil and gasSaudi Aramco eyes new businesses, signs partnerships with six firmsreal estate2,000 villas, beach palaces on Dubai's The World Islands ready for handoveruae200 law firms in UAE sanctioned for anti-money laundering failuresfinancial servicesGulf Insurance signs deal to buy French insurer AXA's Gulf operations for $269mlnMoreReuters CoverageautomotiveQatar signs agreement with China's Yutong to manufacture electric busessecurityIslamists attack three French military