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Politico Breaking News
POLITICO Breaking News: Lawmakers reached a final deal on a Wall Street reform bill early Friday morning after Sen. Blanche Lincoln (D-Ark.) agreed to a compromise with House Democrats on her derivatives regulation bill – clearing the way for the broadest rewrite of the nation’s financial regulations since the Great Depression. The legislation would create [...]
It’s Quiet Out There, Too Quiet
By: Matt Phillips A fragile calm pervades the markets Wednesday morning. But for the moment, the deterioration in the credit markets we’ve seen recently is slowing. Three month U.S. dollar Libor — that’s that key benchmark rate at which banks lend to each other — rose yet again, but not by much. The rate hit 0.53781% [...]
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