Friday's market reports:
Telegraph
The Times
The Times (Need to know)
The Guardian
The Independent
This is Money
Citigroup and JPMorgan Chase are in talks with the US government over a $75bn (37bn) plan to revive the money markets. The Wall Street giants are planning to create a bail-out fund for the asset-backed commercial paper market short-term money market loans that have been at the heart of the credit crisis.
Citi plans market rescue
The triggers for 1987's Black Monday when Wall Street fell 22.6pc in a single day are back, writes Ambrose Evans-Pritchard
Is another Wall St crash coming?
The wolf packs are circling. Fifteen years after George Soros smashed the sterling and lira pegs of Europe's Exchange Rate Mechanism, central banks have invited hedge funds to pounce again. This time on a global scale.
Hedge funds target currency pegs
Five-yearly meeting will have huge impact on western economies, reports Mark Kleinman
World awaits changing of the guard in China
Fox Business Network, a 24-hour business news channel, will launch later today a move that looks set to spark a bitter battle with established rival CNBC.
New Fox channel to focus on 'sexy' Wall Street