Good morning! Here are the 10 major stories you need to know in markets today. The ECB offered Greek banks more emergency assistance. The European Central Bank has extended its liquidity program for Greek banks by two weeks, according to a Dow Jones report via CNBC. According to CNBC, it is a “a roughly €68 billion ($77.63 billion), two-week extension on emergency liquidity.” That’s up from €65 billion previously. The Fed’s minutes were dovish. The Minutes of the Federal Reserve’s January meeting were just released and showed the Fed is inclined to keep rates near zero for longer. On …read more
Source: Business Insider
