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Former central bank chief says ECB brought growth and price stability despite crisis
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Bad blood between the White House and Congress brings uncertainty
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Forum for financiers and regulators criticises conduct across sector
Decision to allow France and Italy flexibility questioned
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ECB president says forecast dinner showdown failed to materialise
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Trichet made lending conditional on Dublin seeking bailout, letter shows
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