"Bank intervention" refers to a situation when a government or central bank gets involved in the operations of a bank to stabilize or control its operations and prevent any negative impact on the country's financial system. Full definition
The decade since the global financial crisis has seen widespread central bank intervention in markets to keep interest rates low. (franklintempleton.com)
13 Such more direct central bank interventions in securities markets could include outright purchases and sales of securities to support the functioning of particular markets that are judged as critical to financial stability. (bis.org)
The impact of central bank intervention has already weakened progressively in recent years, because it relies on the ability of fools to constantly raise the ante. (hussmanfunds.com)