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Europe's stock markets have seen steeper falls than the U.S. in recent days as investors have worried about the credit crunch's impact on the global economy. "Europe is becoming more and more uncertain with the word 'recession'...
Wednesday October 8, 2008, 9:47 am Stocks have plunged for a second day running on Wall Street, while those in Europe were mixed, on persistent anxiety over the health of the banking sector - and despite central bank...
The Federal Reserve took another bold step to boost troubled credit markets Tuesday as chairman Ben Bernanke hinted at another interest-rate cut to spark the U.S. economy and President Bush pushed foreign leaders for a global...
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