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UK bank funding talk hits stocks, sterling (Reuters)

07-10-2008 04:46

A man passes an electronic board displaying financial data outside a brokerage in Tokyo, October 7, 2008. (Yuriko Nakao/Reuters)Reuters - World stocks fell again on Tuesday and sterling hit a 2-1/2 year low after talk of government funding hit UK banks, erasing gains in the benchmark index made after Australia's surprisingly large interest rate cut.

Tax rules on borrowing from subsidiaries eased (Reuters)

07-10-2008 04:04

Reuters - Regulators last week relaxed a rule allowing U.S. companies to borrow from their foreign subsidiaries, without triggering a 35 percent corporate income tax, in a move ease access to capital.

Markets want political lead, rate cuts for crisis (Reuters)

07-10-2008 03:55

A trader takes a break as trading was halted on the main floor of the BM and F Bovespa stock exchange market in Sao Paulo October 6, 2008. (Paulo Whitaker/Reuters)Reuters - Western governments and central banks faced demands for coordinated action on Tuesday after Australia responded to the escalating global financial crisis by cutting its interest rates sharply.

S.Korea plays down crisis as won hits 7-yr low (Reuters)

07-10-2008 03:24

Reuters - South Korea's president played down talk of a currency crisis similar to one that nearly broke the economy 10 years ago, seeking to assure investors even as the won slumped to a 7-1/2-year low on fears global financial turmoil might drag down the country's banks.

Markets slide as governments struggle to stem turmoil (AFP)

07-10-2008 03:23

A pedestrian passes a foreign exchange bank sign in Seoul October 7. The sell off on the world's stock exchanges continued in Asian markets Tuesday, as governments scrambled to shore up confidence and stem the turmoil caused by the global financial crisis.(AFP/Jung Yeon-Je)AFP - The sell off on the world's stock exchanges continued in Asian markets Tuesday, as governments scrambled to shore up confidence and stem the turmoil caused by the global financial crisis.

Banks, markets seek political lead in crisis (Reuters)

07-10-2008 03:01

A man smokes in front of an electronic stock information board at a brokerage house in Shanghai October 6, 2008. (Aly Song/Reuters)Reuters - Investors looked to central banks and politicians on Tuesday to show they could contain an escalating financial crisis after Australia responded by cutting interest rates sharply.

Asia stocks recover on global rate cut hopes (Reuters)

07-10-2008 02:47

A man passes an electronic board displaying financial data outside a brokerage in Tokyo, October 7, 2008. (Yuriko Nakao/Reuters)Reuters - Asian stocks outside Japan rose for the first time in four days on Tuesday while the yen and government bond prices fell after a surprisingly large interest rate cut by Australia's central bank raised hopes that other policymakers would follow suit.

Oil rebounds above $90, focus on possible rate cuts (Reuters)

07-10-2008 02:03

General view of the Tema oil refinery near Ghana's capital Accra in this file photo from March 28, 2005. (Yaw Bibini/Reuters)Reuters - Oil rebounded more than $2 a barrel on Tuesday, recouping some of the previous session's $6 loss, after Australia's interest rate cut sparked guarded optimism global central banks may act to stem the credit crisis and its fallout on oil demand.

Oil rises over $2 after Australia cuts rates (Reuters)

07-10-2008 01:43

General view of the Tema oil refinery near Ghana's capital Accra in this file photo from March 28, 2005. (Yaw Bibini/Reuters)Reuters - Oil prices rose more than $2 a barrel on Tuesday after Australia's interest rate cut sparked guarded optimism that global central banks may act to stem the credit crisis and its fallout on oil demand.

Nervous markets take heart from Aussie rate cut (Reuters)

07-10-2008 01:38

A man stands outside a store advertising that it is going out of business in New York October 6, 2008. (Shannon Stapleton/Reuters)Reuters - Guarded optimism mounted on Tuesday for a unified international response to the credit crisis ricocheting around the world after Australia cut interest rates far more steeply than expected.

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