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Fears of US double-dip recession
Government props are still essential, not least in the housing markets. Sustaining these is not easy, writes Aline van Duyn
Principal content
Risk fatigue sparks correction speculation
Global Markets Overview: Talk that the dollar could be near its nadir leads to a growing sense of caution ahead of what could be a pivotal trading session.
Tech sector pulls Wall Street lower
Dell results fuel fears of faltering recovery
Dollar peps up after low point
The dollar recovered later in the week
Thomas Cook leads way lower
Footsie continues slide
Banks held back by loss worries
Exposure to Europe raises concern
Bullion’s record run lifts other metals
Money pours into commodities
Seoul to allow naked short selling of bonds
Measure aims to boost illiquid bond market
Bank stocks drag Nikkei
Hefty losses for Japanese banking stocks
Indonesia moves on tax loophole
Traders mark down impacted bonds
GE prices Islamic corporate bond
Niche market open to broader base
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