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- 26 Sep 2007 03:57
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Seven of the worlds leading credit-ratings agencies have fallen under the regulatory auspices of the US Securities and Exchange Commission as part of the clampdown on the sector.
SEC reveals clampdown on ratings agencies
Consumer confidence slumped to the lowest level in almost two years and home prices scored their worst performance in 16 years, threatening US household spending, spurring talk of recession and prompting calls for the Federal Reserve to keep cutting interest rates. The Conference Board's index of consumer confidence fell more than forecast in September, to 99.8 from 105.6.
Steepest fall in US house prices in 16 years fuels fears of recession
HONG KONG (XFN-ASIA) - The Hong Kong stock market's benchmark Hang Seng index is expected to rise to at least 28,000 points and may even hit 35,000 next year, UBS (NYSE:UBS) said. UBS said in a report that 39 of the 40 Hang Seng Index component stocks have announced their latest results and most have surprised on the upside.
Hong Kong's Hang Seng index may rise to 35,000 points next year - UBS
China may be conducting stealth attack on Hong Kongs exchange