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30 second guide to counter-party risk [03/18/2008 12:20 PM]
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The Daily Mail City Team explain what is meant by counter-party risk
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Bear Stearns: Bearing down on confidence [03/18/2008 12:20 PM]
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Financial rescues are meant to calm markets. In the case of Bear Stearns it has
spooked them
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Sterling's big slide may not be over yet [03/18/2008 12:20 PM]
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Easter holidaymakers are about to discover that sterling's fall is as dramatic
as anything that is happening to the dollar
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Quango will decide new bin tax [03/18/2008 12:20 PM]
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The power to raise and collect taxes on household rubbish is to be handed over
to unelected waste quangos 
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Why smoothies affect the cost-of-living [03/18/2008 12:20 PM]
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The latest inflation calculating basket of goods has been revealed with
smoothies, classic albums and lattes with a muffin replacing microwaves, TV
repairs and camera film 
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Father of Web hits out at online spy firms [03/18/2008 12:20 PM]
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The creator of the World Wide Web has hit out at Internet providers' plans to
snoop on what customers look at online 
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US to slash rates in bid to avert meltdown [03/18/2008 12:20 PM]
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The US Federal Reserve is today expected to cut interest rates by as much as
one percentage point in a desperate attempt to prevent financial meltdown 
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Market report: Tuesday latest [03/18/2008 12:20 PM]
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11.15:A further bout of speculative buying pushed shares of Britain's
third-largest drugs maker, Shire, 33p higher to 1036p as talk of a takeover
gathered pace 
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Inflation soars to 2.5% as fuel bills hiked [03/18/2008 12:20 PM]
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The rate of inflation soared to a nine-month high in February, figures showed
today, although it was mostly put down to a change in the way it is calculated

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Financial crisis puts crunch on home loans [03/18/2008 12:20 PM]
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The number of first-time buyers forced to find 25% deposits has soared to a
30-year high because of the global credit crunch 
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'Not enough' oil to meet demand [03/18/2008 08:59 AM]
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Crude may have fallen back from its record of almost $112 a barrel, but
long-term there will be little respite for motorists and manufacturers 
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Financial mayhem: how bad will it get? [03/18/2008 08:59 AM]
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After one of the worst days in living memory on financial markets, experts
warned that world economies face their biggest challenge since the Second World
War 
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Market report: Tuesday preview [03/18/2008 07:57 AM]
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Leading shares are seen opening higher as investors hunt for bargains following
Monday's bank-led sell-off 
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Noose tightens on offshore tax dodgers [03/17/2008 05:07 PM]
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Britons with funds hidden in offshore accounts face heavy penalties after
failing to respond to an amnesty 
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Market report: Monday close [03/17/2008 05:07 PM]
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17:00:The FTSE 100 plunged more than 200 points as the fall-out from the Bear
Stearns collapse shook world market 
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Taxpayers face a mounting rescue bill [03/17/2008 04:36 PM]
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How soon will it be before the US taxpayer is asked to bail out the financial
sector because it cannot save itself from collapse?
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'Save £134m per year' with smart meters [03/17/2008 04:36 PM]
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Installing smart electricity and gas meters could save households hundreds of
pounds a year, particularly in London where as much as £134m could be
saved 
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£20 to drop off passengers at Heathrow [03/17/2008 04:36 PM]
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Drivers taking passengers to Heathrow face a £40 charge under secret
plans being drawn up by the airport operator, the Standard can reveal 
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Payment shock adds £500 to mortgage bills [03/17/2008 04:36 PM]
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More than 320,000 homeowners fear they won't be able to cope with the 'payment
shock' when their cheap fixed rate mortgages end 
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Two quizzed over Sainsbury's £3m bribes [03/17/2008 04:36 PM]
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Police investigating bribery allegations have arrested an executive of the
supermarkets group and one of its suppliers 
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EU bank rules put Rock jobs at risk [03/17/2008 04:36 PM]
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Thousands of Northern Rock jobs could go in order to satisfy Brussels
regulators that the nationalised bank will not compete unfairly 
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Heather Mills wins £24m divorce deal [03/17/2008 04:36 PM]
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Heather Mills was today awarded £24.3m in her divorce from former Beatle
Sir Paul McCartney, but the judge revealed she had asked for £100m more

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Banking crisis fears after Stearns collapse [03/17/2008 04:36 PM]
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Lehman Brothers was on the rack today as rumours swept the market that it could
be the next bank to collapse following the crisis at Bear Stearns 
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Carbon offsetting needs regulation [03/17/2008 04:36 PM]
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Carbon offsetting schemes have been branded 'confusing', 'vague' and
'inconsistent' in new research from consumer association Which? 
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Market report: Monday latest [03/17/2008 04:36 PM]
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15.30:The ferocity of the stock-market sell off in recent weeks has been such
that equities are now yielding more, in terms of dividends, than Government
bonds 
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