Panic of 1907

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The Panic of 1907 was a major U.S. financial crisis marked by bank runs and stock market turmoil that exposed weaknesses in the banking system and led to significant monetary reforms.

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Panic of 1907 canonical 7
Panic of 1907 financial crisis 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf banking panic
financial crisis
stock market crash
affectedSector New York Stock Exchange
commercial banks
trust companies
alsoKnownAs Knickerbocker Crisis
country United States of America
surface form: United States
describedIn National Monetary Commission reports
The Memoirs of J. P. Morgan
economicContext occurred during the Progressive Era in the United States
endDate 1908-01-01
field economic history
financial history
followedBy Aldrich–Vreeland Act
National Monetary Commission
creation of the Federal Reserve System
hasCause failed attempt to corner United Copper Company stock
inadequate banking regulation in the United States
lack of an elastic currency
loss of confidence in trust companies
hasEffect contraction of credit
economic recession in the United States
greater support for banking reform
increased public distrust of Wall Street
sharp fall in U.S. stock prices
widespread bank runs in the United States
influenced Federal Reserve Act of 1913
design of the Federal Reserve System
subsequent U.S. banking regulation
keyEvent Treasury deposits of government funds into banks
liquidity support organized by J. P. Morgan
run on Knickerbocker Trust Company
suspension of Knickerbocker Trust Company
location New York City
United States of America
surface form: United States
mainImpact demonstrated need for a central bank in the United States
exposed weaknesses in the U.S. banking system
pointInTime 1907
precededBy Panic of 1893
regulatoryResponse Aldrich–Vreeland Act
surface form: Aldrich–Vreeland emergency currency provisions

creation of a lender-of-last-resort role for the U.S. Treasury
significantPerson Benjamin Strong Jr.
George B. Cortelyou
J. P. Morgan
John D. Rockefeller
Nelson W. Aldrich
Theodore Roosevelt
startDate 1907-10-14

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Aldrich–Vreeland Act responseTo Panic of 1907
Glass–Owen Act motivatedBy Panic of 1907
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company acquisitionContext Panic of 1907
this entity surface form: Panic of 1907 financial crisis
House of Morgan associatedWith Panic of 1907
National Monetary Commission hasCause Panic of 1907
Panic of 1914 followed Panic of 1907