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The document summarizes several financial crises that occurred between 2000-2010. It describes how the dot-com bubble burst in 2001 led to a recession in the US economy. In response, policies like low interest rates and loose lending standards were enacted under President Bush, but this contributed to over-leveraging and a housing bubble. The bubble eventually burst in 2008 with the bankruptcies of Lehman Brothers and AIG, plunging the global economy into crisis. President Obama signed a stimulus bill in 2009 that helped recover the US economy, but other countries like Iceland, Spain, and Greece continued facing financial instability through 2012 as they also implemented bailout policies.
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A trader at the New York stock exchange. The last four years have seen five key stages of the global financial crisis,
with more likely to come. Photograph: Brendan Mcdermid/Reuters
9 August 2007. 15 September 2008. 2 April 2009. 9 May 2010. 5 August 2011. From
sub-prime to downgrade, the five stages of the most serious crisis to hit the global
economy since the Great Depression can be found in those dates.
Phase one on 9 August 2007 began with the seizure in the banking system precipitated
by BNP Paribas announcing that it was ceasing activity in three hedge funds that
specialised in US mortgage debt. This was the moment it became clear that there were
tens of trillions of dollars worth of dodgy derivatives swilling round which were worth a
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Global financial crisis: five key stages
2007-2011
From sub-prime mortgages in 2007 to the newly downgraded US
debt status, the latest crisis point is unlikely to be the last
Larry Elliott, Economics editor
The Guardian, Sunday 7 August 2011 16.49 BST
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lot less than the bankers had previously imagined.
Nobody knew how big the losses were or how great the exposure of individual banks
actually was, so trust evaporated overnight and banks stopped doing business with each
other.
It took a year for the financial crisis to come to a head but it did so on 15 September
2008 when the US government allowed the investment bank Lehman Brothers to go
bankrupt. Up to that point, it had been assumed that governments would always step in
to bail out any bank that got into serious trouble: the US had done so by finding a buyer
for Bear Stearns while the UK had nationalised Northern Rock.
When Lehman Brothers went down, the notion that all banks were "too big to fail" no
longer held true, with the result that every bank was deemed to be risky. Within a
month, the threat of a domino effect through the global financial system forced western
governments to inject vast sums of capital into their banks to prevent them collapsing.
The banks were rescued in the nick of time, but it was too late to prevent the global
economy from going into freefall. Credit flows to the private sector were choked off at
the same time as consumer and business confidence collapsed. All this came a.
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