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Wall Street lifted by Chinese stimulus plans

By Kiran Stacey in New York

Published: March 4 2009 14:03 | Last updated: March 4 2009 22:04

General Electric, once the biggest company in the world by capitalisation, on Wednesday saw its share price dip to a low not seen since 1991 during an otherwise positive day on Wall Street.

GE was forced to issue a statement tackling rumours it would have to raise fresh capital as the cost of insuring against the company’s finance arm defaulting on its debt spiked.

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