1.   By November, the Fed raised interest rates yet again and the liquidity squeeze was essentially out of hand.

2.   Concerns about Motorola reached a new peak late last week on reports that business had weakened to the point that the company faced a liquidity squeeze.

3.   Indonesian stocks rose, led by banks, after a rate cut on most benchmark SBI government bills eased the liquidity squeeze and reduced the risk of company failures.

4.   Once the economy stabilizes, foreign capital should start to flood in to refinance those companies that survive the short-term liquidity squeeze.

5.   Takugin failed because of a liquidity squeeze and because it simply lost credibility in the interbank market, the lifeblood of the financial system.

6.   That run could even spread to otherwise healthy banks that might in turn prompt a sudden liquidity squeeze and paralyze these giants and eventually the global financial system.

7.   That liquidity squeeze is not likely to turn into a full-blown crisis, he said.

8.   The big problem is a liquidity squeeze that threatens to create a vicious cycle of bankruptcies.

9.   Unexpectedly aggressive easing by the Federal Reserve and foreign central banks has reduced but not eliminated the global liquidity squeeze.

10.   Xerox has for some time been grappling with mounting losses, a liquidity squeeze and competitive inroads in all its markets.