Markets Q&A: Bonds and inflation
Monday: As stock indices start to rebound what next for European bond yields? Post a question for Elwin de Groot of Rabobank
Iceland has agreed €1.5bn of swap agreements with its Nordic neighbours as it increases efforts to fight economic uncertainty and record inflation
The California supreme court has overturned a ban on same-sex marriages in a victory for gay rights advocates that will allow gay and lesbian couples to marry in the most populous US state
Bank worried about risky assets offload
Nuclear group says in talks with multiple parties
DKr400 price a hefty discount to shares
Aim to cash in on credit crisis
The president of the EBRD on the credit crunch, the dangers of growing inflation and the economic prospects for Russia
Thorold Barker says Carl Icahn’s proxy battle may inevitably force Yahoo back into talks with Microsoft
Legg Mason chairman talks to the FT on the Fed, the credit crunch, commodities and Bill Miller
Monday: As stock indices start to rebound what next for European bond yields? Post a question for Elwin de Groot of Rabobank
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Jeremy Greenstock on the need to decentralise

The junta has bestowed the right, if not the obligation, on the international community to intervene,
writes Philip Stephens
Stick to the inflation target, says Martin Wolf
The eurozone: engine of the world economy. It may sound strange but it has more than a grain of truth
In response to a fragile balance sheet – and its global peers scrambling for capital – the UK bank has decided to do, er, nothing
A summit would not cause instant falls in prices, but an international response will achieve more than countries acting alone
Germany keeps trying to slay the dragon of capitalism
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