Archive for October 7th, 2008


In UK financial news
7Oct 08

The euro rebounded against the dollar Tuesday, a day after plumbing 13-month lows, as central banks unveiled a series of measures to reassure nervous markets.
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The Armour Holdings Products unit of BAE Systems has agreed to pay $30 million (17.1 million pounds) to resolve charges that it knowingly made and sold defective bullet-proof vests used by U.S. police and emergency workers, the Justice Department said on Tuesday.
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A U.S. judge on Tuesday said she lacks legal authority to rewrite BP's proposed $50 million (28.6 million pound) plea agreement with the U.S. government to resolve criminal liability for a deadly 2005 Texas refinery explosion despite victims' assertions that it is too lenient.
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US and European authorities launched fresh initiatives Tuesday to break the grip of a global credit crunch, but the moves failed to boost market confidence as Wall Street and other stock markets sank to new lows.
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The Federal Reserve must consider whether its current interest rate policy "remains appropriate" in view of exceptional market turmoil, chairman Ben Bernanke said Tuesday amid swirling speculation about a need for rate cuts.
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Oil prices rebounded on Tuesday as the market speculated about an OPEC output cut and a concerted interest rate cut by central banks to face a global financial crisis.
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The US opened up a major new front Tuesday in the global financial crisis, backstopping huge amounts of corporate debt as European governments staged new rescues, but the moves did little to boost market confidence.
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The new bosses at Dexia, which has been badly mauled by the global financial crisis, on Tuesday promised to announce within days fresh measures to assure the future of the Franco-Belgian banking group.
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The euro rebounded sharply against the dollar on Tuesday, one day after plumbing fresh 13-month lows, as central banks unveiled a series of measures to reassure nervous markets.
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Property developers in Dubai remain upbeat about the growth of the sector, which has seen prices rocket in recent years, despite warnings of overheating and the global financial turmoil.
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