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The Bank of England's chief markets expert has said he and his international counterparts are attempting to protect Britain from a "vicious circle" in which the credit crisis causes a major economic slump.
Banks' $100bn rescue may not be enough
Experts issued a major warning to the UK on the possibility of inflation bubbling over in the economy after fresh figures showed that households' expectations for inflation have jumped to the highest level on record.
Fear of inflation at highest level on record
Investment bank Lehman Brothers continues to insulate itself from the worst of the sub-prime crisis, using hedging to cut its liabilities.
Hedging helps Lehman limit writedowns
Blackstone, the US private equity giant, emerged yesterday as the first major Wall Street buyer of the toxic debt that triggered this summer?s credit crisis. The group said it had just raised a $1.3 billion (£600 million) fund to invest in a range of debt securities including collateralised debt obligations (CDOs), bonds that are backed by mortgages.
Blackstone puts up $1.3bn to buy fallout from the credit crisis