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European Central Bank chief Jean-Claude Trichet warned that global markets were in the midst of a major correction which recalled the 1997-98 Asian financial crisis and the first global oil shock.
Worst may be yet to come, warns European Central Bank chief
US Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson has revealed his department is working on a "blueprint for regulatory reform" in an effort to avert further market turmoil in the wake of investment bank Bear Stearns' collapse.
US Treasury plans banking reform after turmoil
The Bank of England Governor has promised to work with banks to find a lasting solution for the credit crunch after London interbank borrowing rates broke the 6pc barrier for the first time since December.
Mervyn King pledges to help banks fight crisis
The Bank of Englands Governor paved the way yesterday for it to take more radical steps to ease mounting financial stresses on British banks as he admitted that the credit squeeze had entered a new and difficult phase.
Mervyn King offers little comfort as squeeze enters 'a new phase'
In his testimony to the Treasury Select Committee, the Bank of England Governor said, variously, that the banks must be the ones to pay the price for the risky lending which led to the credit crunch; that those running financial institutions were guilty of hubris and that another financial crisis would follow once their collective memory faded.
Hubris brought crisis, says Mervyn King
MPs, lawyers and bankers 'amazed' by catalogue of blunders as the FSA admits its failings in handling of Northern Rock.
Regulator that missed bank's collapse
A group of six financial institutions including the Royal Bank of Scotland are facing a lawsuit demanding they press ahead with a $26bn (13bn) private equity buyout of the US media company Clear Channel.
Clear Channel sues banks over 13bn deal