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Asia Rises On China Rate Cut Tip
    

Fear overtakes the markets

  
The fear is back. The fear in capital markets is different from the near panic experienced in September and October, before governments around the world began organizing plans to deal with a global credit freeze. The cause is different this time, and many of the symptoms vary. But this fear may be more serious, and it's driving markets even further ...
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Asia Rises On China Rate Cut Tip

  
Speculation of a weekend rate cut in China has helped lift regional Asian markets with Japanese, Taiwanese and Hong Kong shares all showing solid gains.
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Retirees hit by "longevity risk"

  
MIAMI (Reuters) - Like many other elderly Americans, Edie Stark has been hard hit by the meltdown in U.S. financial markets. She is 84 and has been worried a lot lately about outliving her savings.
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News of the 11/20/2008
    

Asia markets follow US share drop

  
Asian markets plummet after New York's main share index slumps to its lowest level in five years, amid recession fears.
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Afghanistan markets its brand of pomegranates

  
This ancient land is telling the world that it has a trendy, new replacement for its dreaded poppy crop: sweet, juicy pomegranates.
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Asian shares hit 5-year low

  
Nov 20 - From Sydney to Seoul, most Asian markets closed at multi-year lows.
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News of the 11/19/2008
    

Economic gloom deepens in Asia

  
TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's No.3 bank joined larger rivals seeking to raise funds to counter growing bad loans, deepening the economic gloom in Asia Wednesday, as markets fretted over the fate of the sinking U.S. car industry.
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Slowdown saps promise of emerging auto markets

  
Smoke and flashing lights, dancing girls in white go-go boots -- the world's top automakers put on dazzling shows Tuesday as they wooed Chinese buyers with their latest models.
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Asia shares dip, yen up

  
Nov 19 - Asian share markets eased Wednesday as yen strength and economic jitters chilled interest.
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News of the 11/18/2008
    

Bernanke: Credit markets strained

  
U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said that credit markets, while stabilizing, remain under serious strain and government capital injections into banks are needed to help restore normal lending.
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News of the 11/17/2008
    

Markets fall on Japan, G20 results

  
Nov 17 - European markets started the week in choppy waters on news that Japan was in recession.
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News of the 11/16/2008
    

LSE chief Furse's defensive mettle may prove weakness

  
Clara Furse has proved her mettle at the helm of Britain's centuries-old stock market by seeing off a series of suitors, but tough markets are a different challenge just as she prepares to step down.
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News of the 11/15/2008
    

Sweden: banks may have to join guarantee scheme

  
Sweden's financial markets minister warns that the government's bank guarantee scheme could become compulsory for the Nordic country's main banks unless more of them sign up for it.
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News of the 11/14/2008
    

U.S. pitches free markets ahead of G20 summit

  
As world leaders headed to Washington for a weekend summit on the global financial crisis, the United States made a pitch for modest reforms instead of the stiffer regulation that some European countries favor.
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News of the 11/13/2008
    

McDonald's well positioned in face of recession: CEO

  
McDonald's Corp <MCD.N> is shielded against recession and has hardly been hit by the international financial crisis, Chief Executive Jim Skinner was quoted as saying on Thursday.
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Asia slumps amid bail-out U-turn

  
Stock markets across Asia follow Wall Street down as the US signals a shift in policy on its $700bn bail-out package.
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Value Of Pound Continues To Fall

  
The pound sterling has continued to plunge, maintaining a six-year low against the US dollar and an all-time low against the Euro.
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