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Wall Street falls as oil hits new highs

US stocks were lower as steep losses at insurer American International Group fuelled credit concerns and the soaring price of oil raised inflation worries

Oil price breaks through $126 a barrel

Supply concerns help fuel fresh record

Dollar under pressure as oil advances

Stock market falls boost yen

Weak financials drag on FTSE

Record loss from AIG unsettles sector

Heavyweights tip Europe lower

Sanofi-Aventis down on generic competition fears

Asian stocks sink on subprime concerns

Toyota and Olympus also weigh on market

Bankruptcies and defaults gather pace

28 ‘entities’ defaulted in North America

Call options bet on oil hitting $200

Opec blames dollar for surge in prices

IMF warns on global inflation

Food and energy prices spur concern

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Gillian Tett

Sentiment must stabilise before fresh signs of credit turmoil emerge, writes Gillian Tett

Analysis

Wary hedge funds opt for a conservative approach

A relative lack of activity and ‘flight from risk’ by groups is beginning to raise concerns in some quarters

View of the day

Hot rocks

Diamond prices are strong and a premium is being placed on producers and explorers, writes Dex Kilalea at RBC Capital Markets

Video

Short View: Transport stocks

John Authers

John Authers looks at why the sector has rallied along with the oil price

UK Daily View: house prices

Norma Cohen

Norma Cohen on the findings of the FT’s house price index, showing modest falls

View from the Markets

David Darst, Morgan Stanley’s chief investment strategist, on recent rallies

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World equities latest

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Market specials

US recession?

US manfuacturing

The latest news on US industry’s reaction to the downturn as recession looms large

Commodities boom

Commodities

Track commodities as they post their biggest monthly gains since the oil crisis of the 1970s

Smiling through the crisis

Subprime jokes

The credit crisis has generated its own brand of humour. Send us your contributions

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In depth

Food prices and civil unrest

The global food crisis

How soaring food prices are driving civil unrest and what governments are doing about it

Renminbi

Chinese Renminbi

The renminbi breaks Rmb7 vs the dollar, a symbolic moment for China’s currency

Credit squeeze

end mortgage

Defaults on US subprime mortgages have caused market mayhem around the world

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