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Thursday
28 August 2008
00:18 GMT
Financial News Feeds Special Feature
In the long haul to Christmas, is the worst behind us?
The holidays are almost over. Children are getting ready for school and, public transport is getting crowded again, and most of us are preparing to get our heads back down to work for the four-month slog up to the Christmas and New Year holidays.
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Morgan Stanley and Deutsche Bank have become the first banks to trade in shares listed on the Saudi Arabian stock exchange on behalf of foreign investors, who have been granted access to the region's largest and most liquid market for the first time after years of lobbying.
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New credit hurdle looms for banks
US and European banks, already burdened by losses and concerns about their financial health, face a new challenge: paying off hundreds of billions of dollars of debt coming due.27 Aug 2008 -
NY Fed prepares first auction of bond options 27 Aug 2008
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Former Sallie Mae directors launch credit firm 27 Aug 2008
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A credit crunch diary 27 Aug 2008
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Banks need to break reliance on ECB repo funding 26 Aug 2008
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Investors press Brazilians on shareholder rights 26 Aug 2008
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ARS accords between banks and states continue 22 Aug 2008
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Fed acted on Lehman rumour 21 Aug 2008
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