英语翻译WASHINGTON — After pouring vast amounts of money into fi

英语翻译WASHINGTON — After pouring vast amounts of money into financial institutions of almost every type,and having little to show for it,the Bush administration and the Federal Reserve are suddenly taking a new look at ordinary homeowners.Ben S.Bernanke,chairman of the Federal Reserve,warned on Thursday that the soaring number of foreclosures threatened the economy.He then proposed some ideas — government-engineered loan modifications,and more taxpayer money to help people refinance — to keep people in their homes.The public policy case for reducing preventable foreclosures does not rely solely on the desire to help people who are in trouble,” Mr.Bernanke said.“More needs to be done.”At the Treasury Department,meanwhile,top officials continued to work on a plan to bolster the housing market by subsidizing 30-year home mortgages with rates as low as 4.5 percent — a level that home buyers have not seen since the early 1960s.Both actions highlighted how economic policy makers have come almost full circle.Since the financial crisis began last summer,both the Fed and the Treasury had focused almost exclusively on patching up the financial system — propping up banks,Wall Street firms,money market funds and issuers of commercial debt.But the new focus on helping individuals could create a bitter split between those who want to buy homes and those who already own them.It has already opened up a rift between the real estate industry,which wants to increase sales,and the banking industry,which wants to get out from under staggering volumes of troubled mortgages.Under a plan that top Treasury officials are weighing,the Treasury Department would underwrite tens of billions of dollars worth of 30-year,fixed-rate mortgages at rates far lower than most Americans have ever seen.好像是经济方面的~这是口译课的，因为最近复习好多的，没时间，所以试试大家能不能帮上忙~不行的话就还是自己熬夜赶时间翻译喽~