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- 12 May 2009 06:30
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Morning all. Market reports:
The Times
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FT
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The Independent
This is Money
Watchdog points to 'tentative' signs of a slower pace of decline in the UK, Italy, France and China, even though the world economy as a whole remains in deep recession.
Britain may be over worst of recession, OECD predicts
More tentative signs of economic recovery are expected on Monday when estate agents report that inquiries from new home buyers hit a ten-year high in April and high street sales shot up.
Positive signs from high street and housing market
The United States risks a Japan-style lost decade of growth if it does not take aggressive action to stimulate its economy and clean up its banking system, Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Krugman said on Monday.
Krugman fears lost decade for US due to half-steps
The credit strategists at BNP Paribas believe the recent rally in the credit default swap market - particularly among riskier credits - may have gone too far, according to a comment issued on Monday.
Has the CDS rally gone too far?
Legendary investor George Soros has called the end of the global economic collapse, predicting a recovery before a period of stagnation.
Soros: We averted a financial collapse