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Deutsche Bank has refused to redeem a bond issue in an unprecedented move that has rattled Europe's credit markets and cut short the relief rally following America's dramatic move to zero rates.
Fresh credit strains in Europe as Deutsche Bank shocks markets
Sterling tumbled to a new low against the euro today after it emerged that the Bank of England discussed making a steeper interest rate cut while analysts suggested the UK will follow the US Federal Reserve by making a sharp reduction to borrowing costs.
Pound dives on prospect of steep UK rate cut
Opec ministers today surprised the oil markets by agreeing to slash production more deeply than expected in a desperate bid to push up the oil price.
Opec surprises with cut of 2.2m barrels a day
After the announcement, the price of a barrel of benchmark US crude quickly dropped to a low of $40.20, its weakest level in four and a half years.
Big cut in Opec oil production fails to stop prices falling to 4-year low
David Riley, Fitchs global head of sovereign ratings, argues that the risk of multiple economic and financial crises across emerging markets is now greater than at any time since the Asian Crisis of 1997-98?, with the greatest threat to Central and Eastern Europe.
Fitch warns on emerging markets, says risk of crises growing