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- Asian Stocks Slump, Extending Global Rout, as Exports Fall; Nintendo Drops
- General Motors, Ford, Chrysler Leave Congress Empty-Handed After Hearings
- Thai Protesters to Step Up Anti-Government Campaign After Bomb Kills One
- Air France-KLM's Second-Quarter Profit Falls 49% on Higher Cost of Fuel
- Leading Indicators in U.S. Probably Dropped as Stocks, Confidence Plunged
FT - Market
Asian shares fall as economic gloom deepens
Asia-Pacific stocks fell steeply as anxieties about the US economy and the global outlook heightened amid worsening data and the prospects for US carmakers
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Peru close to 30-year bond issue
The move is part of the government's wider strategy of ensuring liquidity amid the global economic crisis
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Overview: Deflation fears drive equities sharply lower
Concerns over the US car industry and the prospect that deflation could add to the severity of global recession dents confidence on both sides of the Atlantic
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China attracts fund managers
Survey shows that a record 67 per cent of investors are overweight in Chinese equities relative to the total assets they have under management
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Deflation fears send Dow below 8,000
The chilling prospect of a deflationary US economy and collapsed car industry sent Wall Street stocks to their lowest levels since the financial crisis began
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DSG slumps as Footsie falls nearly 5%
DSG International, the parent company of Currys and PC World, slumped to a record low as the cost of insuring its debt spiralled and rumours swirled of tough trading and further problems with credit insurance
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European stocks depressed by heavyweights
European stocks dropped sharply as sectors ranging from banking to energy, metals and chemicals were hit by concerns about the impact of a prolonged recession
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US deflation fears knock dollar
The dollar fell after data showing a record drop in US inflation and a further contraction in home building exacerbated fears that the world's largest economy could suffer a bout of deflation
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Crude sinks below $54 on weak demand
Oil sank below $54 a barrel, as the prospect of a global drop in demand due to the economic downturn pushed prices lower for a fourth consecutive session
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Asian shares trade lower as worries persist
Chinese stocks fought off the gloom enveloping the rest of the region amid growing hopes that Beijing would soon introduce a fuel tax that would help the profit margins of refining companies
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Gold's safe appeal attracts record interest
Sales of gold coins and bars reached their highest levels for more than a decade while gold exchange traded funds saw record inflows in the third quarter as investors sought a safe haven after Lehman's collapse
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- Recent Economic Perspectives from Bank of America Securities + US Unemployment Rate
- Deleveraging Is On The Way. Embrace Simpler Lifestyle!
- Europe puts $2.3 trillion on line for banks - Is it still too small?
- Global financial crisis requires you to be patience and use your common-sense
- Credit Default Swaps Market: A Giant Phantom Market Poised To Collapse
- Breaking News: Congress OKs Historic $700 Billion Bailout Bill; BUT IS IT TOO LATE?
- Charlie Rose Interview with Warren Buffett on Wed, Oct 1, 2008
- Recommended Book: "The Snowball: Warren Buffett and the Business of Life." by Alice Schroeder
- FDIC's Failed Bank List
- Acquisition of Washington Mutual’s banks by JPMorgan Chase. Wamu's shareholders will get nothing.