Image: Credit default swaps vs total nominals plus debt

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Description: Proportion of credit derivatives (CDSs) nominals (lower left) held by United States banks compared to all derivatives, at the end of the second quarter in 2008. The black disc lower right represents the 2008 US public debt of 10 trillion. The 15.5 trillion US dollar CDSs is 8.5 % of the total derivative nominals held. in the United States for the second quarter of 2008. Foreign Exchange (FOREX) derivatives are 10%, while Interest rate derivatives make up 79.5% of the total. See also: left|thumb|Credit default swaps by grade and maturity Category:Derivatives
Title: Credit default swaps vs total nominals plus debt
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