Ben Bernanke signals further US rate cuts - Telegraph.co.uk

Story date: 2008-02-14 04:57:29
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Ben Bernanke signals further US rate cutsTelegraph.co.uk, United Kingdom - 1 hour agoMr Bernanke said the sub-prime mortgage market had suffered a "virtual shutdown" over the past six months, leading to a record surge in property ...


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