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Lloyds rights issue: should investors buy?
Investors in Lloyds Banking Group are being urged by some stockbrokers to take a “wait and see” approach to its £13.5bn rights issue, after shares in UK banks were hit by fears of exposure to Dubai’s debt problems
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