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n.次优级抵押贷款，次贷
Mr. Bernanke and other Fed officials now concede they failed to anticipate the full danger posed by the explosion of subprime mortgage lending.
伯南克和其他美联储官员已经承认他们没有充分预见到由次级抵押贷款爆发造成的危险。 yeeyan
The disaster began with defaults on American subprime mortgages, a financial instrument designed to spread home ownership among the poor.
灾难始于美国次级抵押借款违约，这是为扩大穷人拥有自有住宅而设计的金融工具。 ecocn.org
The subprime home loan market peaked in2005, according to publication Inside Mortgage Finance.
根据出版的《内部抵押融资》，次级房贷市场在2005年达到高峰。 yeeyan
“ We're back to where the subprime market started out25 years ago, ” says Inside Mortgage Finance's publisher Guy Cecala.
“我们回到了25年前次级市场刚刚起步的时候，”《内部按揭融资》出版商盖伊切卡勒说。 yeeyan
And third, that the credit mess would be confined to areas related to subprime mortgages.
第三，信贷市场的混乱能被限制在与次级抵押相关的国家和地区。 ecocn
Banks will also suffer from their exposure to failed hedge funds, just as some have already been hit by their exposure to the subprime mortgage market.
银行也将因暴露给失败的对冲基金而蒙受损失，正像某些银行因在次级抵押市场暴露而遭受打击一样。 ecocn
But the credit boom also inflated an enormous housing bubble, whose collapse precipitated a financial crisis brought on by defaults on those very subprime mortgages.
但信贷繁荣也助长了巨大的房产泡沫，房产泡沫破灭后，正是由于这些次级贷款的违约，金融危机骤然袭来。 ecocn
By splitting this off from dodgy subprime assets, the hope is to tempt investors back and avoid an avalanche of forced selling.
通过将这部分票据从危险的次级资产剥离，有望令投资者回心转意，避免出现被迫出售的雪崩情形。 ecocn
He says that income inequality was growing prior to the housing bubble, which is part of what drove policymakers to champion subprime mortgages.
他说，收入不均的增势比住房泡沫还要猛，这也是迫使政策制定者们拥护次级抵押贷款的部分原因。 yeeyan
I find this interesting because it calls to mind some of the problems we had with the subprime crisis.
我觉得这个挺有趣,因为它呼吁人们留心一些,我们在次贷危机中遇到的问题。163 |