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After 'blind panic' set in on the markets on Freefall Friday, finance ministers from the G7 pledged to take 'decisive action and use all available tools' to support financial institutions. They approved a five point 'plan of action' at ...
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As the scramble to resolve the Wachovia situation continues, National City Corp., a Cleveland-based regional bank crippled by bad real-estate loans, is in talks with a number of banks about a possible sale, people familiar with the ...
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Oleg Deripaska, Russia THE fortune of the aluminium magnate has shrunk by $16 billion (£9.4 billion). The 25% stake he holds in Norilsk Nickel via his group Rusal has fallen in value by almost $10 billion. ...
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The Fed’s latest move, invoking 1930s Depression-era power, will buy ‘commercial paper’, short-term IOUs that many companies rely on to finance their day-to-day operations, such as purchasing supplies or making payrolls. ...
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The 1983 US peacekeeping mission in Beirut is rightly considered one of the gravest failures in US military history. The stated aim of the deployment of US Marines was to help the Lebanese army assert control over the capital city and ...
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An institutional bank run is particularly painful for banks involved in maturity transformation. Most banks borrow funds with short- and medium-term maturities and invest them longer-term. As short- and medium-term interest rates are ...
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rout Tuesday amid fears that the credit crisis would trigger a global recession. The FTSE Eurofirst 300 index plunged 7.8% as France's CAC 40 slumped 9% and the FTSE100 7.8%, its biggest one-day fall. In New York, the Dow closed down ...
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The $700 billion Paulson rescue plan should put a floor under the colossal dung heap known as "structured credit". It is a bad plan, since it does not target the money on the recapitalisation of the core banking system. ...
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The market turmoil exploded claims that Europe was relatively free from the financial crisis gripping Wall Street. Whatever the precise degree of direct involvement by the various European banks in the speculative activities most ...
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Acquiring a stake in the banks would be yet another startling intervention by the government in the free market, but economists said Bush was left with little choice because of the credit markets, where tight lending has choked off the ...